Workshop participation in Rome, 6-8 November 2025 Nadia von Maltzahn is participating in the International Workshop “Greek Myths in Arabic Literature: Reception, Translation, Circulation, Re-Creation”, organised by Mariangela Masullo (University of Macerata) and Arturo Monaco (Sapienza University of Rome), as...| LAWHA Lebanon's Art World at Home and Abroad
On "wrath" in the Iliad and the Argonautika. The post Apollonius of Rhodes Corrects Homer appeared first on Ad Fontes.| Ad Fontes
More allusivity in Bob Dylan, this time in "Crossing the Rubicon." The post Literary Contamination in “Crossing the Rubicon”: Homer in Bob Dylan, Again appeared first on Ad Fontes.| Ad Fontes
This is the final post in a three-part series on the mortal human body in two classic works of literature: Homer’s Iliad and Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov. Though the topic may seem morbid, …| joshuamcnall.com
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There is more at stake in hospitality than meets the eye. The realm of hosting is a privileged context for discovering and enacting our human identity, which means also our divine calling. And home will always be the central place of hospitality. Guests are sent from the gods: such is a recurring theme in Homer. […]| LifeCraft
✨Save the Date: 25/09/25✨ I’m excited to announce that YOU ARE ODYSSEUS is now available to pre-order! You can order wherever you normally order your books, but here are my favourite (UK) links: Bl…| Greek Myth Comix
One of my summer reads this year was a slow journey through Homer’s Iliad—the great archetype of our war stories, action movies, and (in a way) superhero universes. Among other insights, I was stru…| joshuamcnall.com
In Epic of the Earth: Reading Homer’s “Iliad” in the Fight for a Dying World, award-winning author, Edith Hall argues that the classics can help us understand the long history... READ MORE| Yale University Press
Discover the tale of Mnemosyne, the Titaness of memory, and her nine daughters, the Muses, who inspire art and creativity in our world.| Myth Crafts
On August 24th, 2024, Elon Musk, who is currently one of the richest, most powerful, and most influential human beings on the planet, tweeted, “Can’t recommend The Iliad enough! Best as Penguin audiobook at 1.25 speed.” He accompanied these words with a link to the audiobook edition of E. V. Rieu’s 1946 prose translation of … Continue reading "What’s the Problem with Elon Musk’s ‘Iliad’ Advice?"| Tales of Times Forgotten
