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Rod Dreher, a former columnist for the Dallas Morning News and author of one of the longest-titled books in publishing history, has been blogging his journey reading Robert Fagles’ translation of The Odyssey with his older son. We here at the Read… Continue reading →
24. September 2012 by Arrian
Categories: Commentary, Homer-Odyssey |
Tags: Homer, Homer's Odyssey, The Odyssey |
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James Romm, Professor of Classics at Bard College, friend and board member of Reading Odyssey, provides in this podcast a guide to prononuncation in Homer. This short podcast is intended for anyone reading Homer and especially for Reading Odyssey … Continue reading →
27. December 2011 by Phil Terry
Categories: Commentary, Commentary, Homer-Iliad, Homer-Odyssey |
Tags: Homer, Iliad, James Romm, pronunciation |
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The first 2010 section of Homer’s Odyssey kicks off tonight with Pat Wictor moderating.Pat is a co-founder of the Reading Odyssey and an acclaimed singer-songwriter.Pat’s website is here:http://www.patwictor.comAnyone can follow the progress of th… Continue reading →
19. January 2010 by Arrian
Categories: Uncategorized |
Tags: Homer, Homer's Odyssey, Odyssey |
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The American Conservative Blogs The Odyssey–And Likes It
Rod Dreher, a former columnist for the Dallas Morning News and author of one of the longest-titled books in publishing history, has been blogging his journey reading Robert Fagles’ translation of The Odyssey with his older son. We here at the Read… Continue reading →
24. September 2012 by Arrian
Categories: Commentary, Homer-Odyssey | Tags: Homer, Homer's Odyssey, The Odyssey | Comments Off on The American Conservative Blogs The Odyssey–And Likes It