In Medias Res
The Paideia Institute, John Byron KuhnerThe Paideia Institute's online magazine for lovers of the Classics, now on Substack. Edited by Mark Buchan.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The Newest Ancient Greek
Bronze figurine of an Oxyrhynchus fish, wearing a horned sun-disc. Late Period–Ptolemaic.
“The Spanish-American War looked nearly over, the Dreyfus case had taken another turn, the Prince of Wales’s knee had been treated with ‘the X rays’,...
Winning the Homecoming, Losing the War: On Nolan’s Odyssey
Christopher Nolan’s Polyphemus
The funniest moment in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is central to his entire artistic endeavor. Odysseus and his men have entered the cave of the Cyclops, helped themselves to his cheese, and thus already...
Nolan’s – not Homer’s – Odyssey
Banqueting suitors
The (large) size of the Paideia Odyssey movie Roundtable audience and the (long) series of comments/suggestions/queries in the Chat tell their own tale: Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey movie is hot box office. But does it de...
Pius Odysseus
Matt Damon’s Odysseus of few words.
Who can complain about a summer blockbuster that brings Homer to theaters drowning in infantile schlock? If Christopher Nolan convinces people that time with the Odyssey is time well spent, I’m glad and...
Are There Really Monsters in the Odyssey?
The Skylla Riddle
Depiction of Skylla on a 5th century BCE red-figure bell krater.
The Odyssey, so everyone tells us, is full of monsters. But what if it’s not that simple? As a test case, I will take a close look at one of the poem’s mo...
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Expanding access to Latin and Greek education. In Medias Res is our online magazine for lovers of the Classics.
Writer. Bookshop owner in Steubenville, Ohio. Past Latin, English, History, & Religion teacher; landscaper; plant nursery worker; maple syrup farmer.
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