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The Mythology of Ancient Greece and Rome - Theogony Iliad Odyssey & Metamorphoses - cover

The Mythology of Ancient Greece and Rome - Theogony Iliad Odyssey & Metamorphoses

Homer Homer, Ovid, E. M. BERENS, Hesiod, Jessie M. Tatlock

Traductor Hugh G. Evelyn-White, Henry Thomas Riley, Samuel Butler

Editorial: DigiCat

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Sinopsis

The Mythology of Ancient Greece and Rome offers an unparalleled exploration of the mythological tapestry woven by some of antiquity's most revered storytellers. The anthology captures the profound and intricate interplay between divine antics and human aspirations, spanning Homeric epics, the transformative tales of Ovid, and the instructive musings of Hesiod. This collection delves into myth's role in shaping cultural identity, offering a diverse array of narratives from epic battles to intimate allegories that reflect timeless human dilemmas. Carefully selected, these stories represent a multitude of styles and narrative forms, inviting readers to appreciate the literary and historical significance of myth. This carefully curated collection brings together the insightful commentaries of E. M. Berens and Jessie M. Tatlock with the timeless narratives of classical titans like Homer and Ovid. Berens and Tatlock's editorial guidance illuminates the collection's themes, bridging ancient narratives with modern understanding. These authors hail from different epochs, providing a panoramic view of Greek and Roman mythology's evolution while embracing the nuances of historical and cultural change. Such collaboration underscores the enduring nature of these stories, capturing the imagination and intellect of generations across diverse literary landscapes. The Mythology of Ancient Greece and Rome is an essential read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of classical narratives. This anthology is more than a collection of mythological tales; it serves as an educational platform to explore the diverse interpretations and storytelling methods of these legendary authors. Readers are invited to engage with the philosophical and cultural dialogues embedded within this anthology, enriching their perception of myth as a vital constituent of both ancient and contemporary discourse.
Disponible desde: 17/05/2022.
Longitud de impresión: 14333 páginas.

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