Heptanese School

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The Heptanese School was a prominent modern Greek literary movement centered in the Ionian Islands that emphasized romanticism, nationalism, and the use of the demotic Greek language.

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Heptanese School canonical 2
Heptanese School (literature) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary movement
modern Greek literary movement
aimedAt shaping a unified Greek national literature
associatedWith Heptanese music and arts
Ionian Islands culture NERFINISHED
country Greece
culturalContext Venetian rule in the Ionian Islands
transition from Venetian to British rule in the Ionian Islands
emphasized folk tradition
national identity
romantic themes
use of spoken language in literature
focusesOn Greek War of Independence NERFINISHED
patriotic themes
religious sentiment
sea and island landscapes
followedBy Athenian School NERFINISHED
genre drama
poetry
prose
hasNotableAuthor Andreas Kalvos NERFINISHED
Antonios Matesis NERFINISHED
Dionysios Solomos NERFINISHED
Gerassimos Markoras NERFINISHED
Iakovos Polylas NERFINISHED
Ioannis Zampelios NERFINISHED
Lorenzo Mavilis NERFINISHED
hasNotableWork Hymn to Liberty NERFINISHED
Ode to the Ionian Islands NERFINISHED
The Free Besieged NERFINISHED
ideology Greek nationalism
inception early 19th century
influenced Greek national awakening
modern Greek literature
influencedBy Enlightenment NERFINISHED
European Romanticism NERFINISHED
Italian literature
languageUsed Modern Greek NERFINISHED
demotic Greek
literaryForm lyric poetry
romantic drama
mainLocation Heptanese NERFINISHED
Ionian Islands NERFINISHED
movement Romanticism NERFINISHED
opposed Katharevousa dominance in literature
partOf modern Greek Enlightenment tradition
precededBy Neo-Hellenic Enlightenment NERFINISHED
timePeriod 19th century

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Heptanese literaryMovement Heptanese School
Andreas Kalvos movement Heptanese School
this entity surface form: Heptanese School (literature)
Cretan School influenced Heptanese School