
The Institute for Classics Education is a U.S.-based 501(c)3 non-profit supporting teachers and learners of ancient Greek texts in English translation.
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By Eirene S. Allen
In my last essay, we walked with Gregory Nagy through his reconstruction of the Panathenaic festival, back to a city where Homer’s verses were not silent lines on a page but living songs breathed into the Athenian air. I...
By Mariana C.
The main and most important descent into the shadows for Odysseus takes place in this book, the katabasis (κατάβασις), the journey into the underworld. There, a crucial encounter will take place, for the hero is going to mee...
By Eirene S. Allen
By Eirene S. Allen
Most of us meet Homer on the page: a thick paperback from a college course, or an elegant new translation promising to enliven the epics for modern readers. Framed this way, Homer appears as a fixed t...
By Mariana C.
The unparalleled palace of Alcinous has, until this point, provided the best and most glorious xenia presents to our hero, without knowing his identity, without having heard his name. The feast, the games and dance, the songs...
By Eirene S. Allen
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey has already generated the kind of discussion that attaches itself to myths long before a film appears: debates over casting, visual authenticity, and who has the right to stand in for “the Gre...
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