50 years have been closed today by the death of the rapporteur of surrealism and psychoanalysis in Greece Andrea Empirikos. A reference to the questioning of “The Great Eastern”. One -day days was lasted at the end of May 1867 by the virgin ship of the “Grand Eastern” overtraining from Victorian England in America. About 100 years later, the writer Andreas Empirikos undertook to record what happened during this wonderful journey, a wandering in a paradise future. The deck calendar in the manner of the Empiricist was published after his death, an eight -eight erotic novel, repeated and uninterrupted erotic encounters in all detail, the most longest work of Greek literature.

Despite the objections of a part of criticism in the early 90’s, the “Great Eastern” is a truly modern and literally magnificent work. It is modern because it builds a new world with the corresponding narrative flow, where levers of evolution are not the condemned in the history of literature conscious conflicts, but the immortal monoclidon of Little Elsell or the noble dicotyan of the innocent Flossi. The closed and graceful universe of the “Great Eastern” is only accessible if we accept its subversive contracts: retreat of human characters, shrinking the dilemma of good or bad, the principle of the principle of pleasure.

Parable about affection toward the neighbor

But the “Great Eastern” is not only a rhetoric, but also a grandiose. The new world of the Empiricus is fake, but not small. It diffuses from the vision of an unprecedented bliss, beyond the rumors of this world, and let it began to be written at the time of the Civil War.

The spectacular vessel is the new Eden, where they compete in the last adventures of the lucky Molossos Bobby and the painter of the painter Emilio Bertier. The Empiricist’s Overworks is the land of the profession, a universe of a worldly and innocent, where the heroes engage in unheard of and noble actions without being burdened, unsatisfied, as unsatisfied with bliss.

Rarely has literature presented with such gloss a parable on the subject of human happiness, without even confined to the puzzle of each person’s personal fate, but open to an unknown future, where mutual charity becomes a quintessence of human relations and the affection for him.