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In Zorba the Greek, Nikos Kazantzakis portrays the simple character of Zorba — a man who is simply complex, a man of
rich experience whose
life is so full of stories that his crude
philosophy is full of wisdom.
How could the
richer animistic aspects of Nature, the peculiarities and oddities that make phenomena picturesquely striking or expressive, fail to have been first singled out and followed by
philosophy as the more promising avenue to the knowledge of Nature's
life?
His basic
philosophy is that (a) food is to be eaten in a
live, raw condition; and (b) a diet
rich in raw fats and raw meats from natural sources is essential to health.