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PANSPERMIA: Eternal Is Memory?

Theatrical Play in Three Acts

Written and dedicated to peace, PANSPERMIA: Eternal Is Memory? explores memory, human responsibility and the act of honouring people and events, through the unavoidable shadows cast by war.

Can memory serve as a warning, or can it also become a force of destruction? Is humanity capable of renewal by transcending its own nature, or is it destined to repeat the same patterns encoded within its biological and psychological inheritance? How many chances does humanity deserve after contributing to the disintegration of the very world it inhabits? And, ultimately, does it truly wish to be saved?

The play draws its inspiration from real people and real events. Through fiction, however, reality is reshaped, revealing different perspectives and reminding us that every individual narrates history from a unique point of view, while no one can ever possess the complete picture of human existence.

Acknowledging the legacy we inherit and pass on to future generations, the play places personal and collective responsibility at the heart of its reflection on the present and the future.

Author: Christina I. Tzialla

Publisher: KALLIERGON syn

ISBN: 978-618-87325-0-6

First Edition: 2022, Kalliergon

Second Edition: 2024, KALLIERGON syn

Format: 17 × 24 cm

Pages: 69
Literary Editing: Konstantinos Kosteas
Publication Editor: Vasiliki Kateri

Cover Design: Panagiotis Kolokotronis
Book Design & Layout: jump2.gr
Printing & Binding: typecenterservice.com​

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Cultural organization based in West Mani, Messinia 
Interdisciplinary cultural initiatives connecting art, science and environment

KALLIERGON syn
Greek Civil Non-Profit Company (AMKE)
Western Mani, Messinia, Greece

Neochori Lefktro, West Mani
Messinia, Peloponnese, Greece

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