Food And Temptation In Homers The Odyssey Video
The Odyssey - Adventure Fantasy - PART 1 Food And Temptation In Homers The Odyssey.Reviews Rated 3 out of 5 by Panzergrenadier from Lacking illustrations Once again, the Great Courses fails to take advantage of the ability to illustrate the subject.
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The most glaring example comes in the last lecture. Instead of just talking about Schliemann's "excavations" at Troy - a big ditch plowed through the hill - there should be a picture of it. The Lion Gate at Mycenae is "famous", but how any people taking this course have actually seen it? Few, I'll wager. Same goes for the "Mask of Priam" or the "Diadem of Helen".
To go a step farther, the Odyssey had a massive impact on art. Failure to use this Food And Temptation In Homers The Odyssey material is just plain laziness. Date published: Rated 4 out of 5 by Stubby from Very Enjoyable I listened to this course while pairing the lectures to a reading of Homer's The Odyssey. Doing this allowed me to notice and to consider elements that I may have missed by reading the classic by itself. I really appreciated the inciteful commentary and the professor's knowledge and here of the subject was evident. My only criticism was that the lectures were limited to The Odyssey as literature, but did not explore it as a classic. What makes this work a classic? What impact did this work have on Western thought, culture, art?
What is the relevance and applicability of The Odyssey today? I would have like to hear the professors thoughts on these subjects. Nonetheless, I did enjoy the lessons and I would certainly recommend the course to others. I can get that from many good online sources for free. This course, for example, should have discussed why the Odyssey is a classic.
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