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Free Download The Epic Women of Homer: Exploring Women's Roles in the Iliad and Odyssey
English | 2025 | ISBN: 1399058630 | 307 Pages | EPUB | 4 MB
Our earliest written sources for Greek mythology, Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, feature women prominently as drivers of the narratives. Though they occupy a variety of roles and speak eloquently for themselves in every role, these women have been obscured by the assumption that each epic's central hero, Achilles and Odysseus, respectively, is also its singular hero. And yet, the story of the Iliad is not the story of Achilles, just as the story of the Odyssey is not the story of Odysseus alone. Contrary to centuries of reception, the epics are not only about fearless yet flawed men but rather explore and develop the contours of belonging and community in times of war and peace. The Epic Women of Homer untangles the women of the Iliad and the Odyssey from centuries of narrative constraints to recover their essential meaning and importance. In the process, The Epic Women of Homer challenges the commonplace assumption that the Homeric hero is 'an individual' who fights for 'personal glory', a misconception further fuelled by a lack of understanding of the oral tradition out of which Homer's epics emerged in which linguistic and thematic patterning exists at every level. Analysing Homer's goddesses and heroes through the lens of these patterns, their recurrence and variation reveal them to be preeminent in a wide range of skills, all of which are necessary, and yet the essence of each is in their relationships with others. The Epic Women of Homer re-establishes these goddesses and heroines to their esteemed positions in ancient Greece and reintroduces them to the modern world.

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Free Download The Empathy Paradox by Conrad Matthews
English | May 29, 2025 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0FBF423LG | 340 pages | EPUB | 0.40 Mb
We live in a world that praises empathy-but do we really know what it means to understand someone else? The Empathy Paradox unpacks the science, psychology, and social dynamics of empathy in an age defined by division. From cultural misunderstandings to ideological battles and the filtered realities of social media, this book explores how empathy succeeds, how it fails, and whether true understanding across differences is even possible.

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