"Redfield's memorable study of the literary and cultural values of Homer's "Iliad" shines with wisdom and humanity on every page. I know of no other work on the epic that so consistently reaches this level of insight and inspiration."--Fromma Zeitlin, Princeton University
"Redfield's memorable study of the literary and cultural values of Homer's "Iliad" shines with wisdom and humanity on every page. I know of no other work on the epic that so consistently reaches this level of insight and inspiration."--Fromma Zeitlin, Princeton University
James M. Redfield is Howard L. Willett Professor of Social Thought and Classics at the University of Chicago.
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Preface to the Expanded Edition vii Preface xi Acknowledgments xvii Introduction: Achilles and Hector 3 1. Imitation 30 2. Tragedy 69 3. Our Hero 99 4. Error 128 5. Purification 160 The Gods of the Iliad: An Amplification 225 Notes 249 References 291 Bibliography to the Expanded Edition 299 Index of Greek Words 301 Index 307
Preface to the Expanded Edition vii Preface xi Acknowledgments xvii Introduction: Achilles and Hector 3 1. Imitation 30 2. Tragedy 69 3. Our Hero 99 4. Error 128 5. Purification 160 The Gods of the Iliad: An Amplification 225 Notes 249 References 291 Bibliography to the Expanded Edition 299 Index of Greek Words 301 Index 307
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