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883.01 B735h
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: Feb 26 2013 )
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Summary:
Brann (St. John's College, Annapolis, Maryland) draws on decades of reading and teaching Homer's great epics in her analysis of a series of defining elements in the stories. The volume, which will be useful for undergraduate courses and has a strong focus on character, includes discussion of the gods, the underworld, and time, as well as more particular moments, such as that when Helen recognizes Telemachus. Access to the material is afforded through arrangement in short topical chapters rather than indexing. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 305-326).
Contents:
- Accounting for the Title
- 1. The Gods
- 2. Odysseus: His Looks and Transformations
- 3. Odysseus: His Nature
- 4. Heroes
- 5. Odysseus at Troy
- 6. Ajax the Silent
- 7. Brief Achilles and Enduring Odysseus
- 8. Hephaestus' World: the Shield
- 9. Patroclus the Friend
- 10. Achilles the Unwitting Liar
- 11. Hector the Holder
- 12. The Plan of Zeus
- 13. Achilles as Hades and Achilles in Hades
- 14. Beginnings and Endings
- 15. The Returns
- 16. The Poet of the Odyssey
- 17. Naivete and Insight
- 18. Beauty and Craft
- 19. Visibility and Visuality
- 20. Simile: The Double Vision
- 21. Name Tags and Speaking Names
- 22. Telemachus and His Telemachy
- 23. Nestor at Home
- 24. Helen at Troy and Helen at Home
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- 25. The Stations and Sightings of Odysseus' Odyssey
- 26. Asleep on the Watch
- 27. The Poet of the Odyssey
- 28. The Fame of Men and Women
- 29. Odysseus' Odyssey I: First Through Sixth Adventure
- 30. Odysseus in Hades: Seventh Adventure
- 31. The Wooers in Hades
- 32. The Treasure House of the Greeks
- 33. Odysseus' Odyssey II: Eighth Through Tenth Adventure
- 34. Calypso Who Conceals: Eleventh Adventure
- 35. Phaeacia the Artists' Colony: Twelfth Adventure
- 36. The Locales and Settings of Homer's Odyssey
- 37. The Liar's Goddess
- 38. The Cretan Liar
- 39. Lying Tales Versus Fairy Tales
- 40. Telemachus Returns
- 41. Odysseus and Telemachus: Convergence
- 42. Penelope the Kingly Queen
- 43. Suitors and Servants
- 44. Crisis
- 45. At First Sight
- 46. Testing
- 47. Time Chasms
- 48. Twice Told, Thrice Dead.
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