Odysseus
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- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 9-10)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 9-10.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 1-2)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 1-2.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 17-18)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 17-18.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 5-6)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 5-6.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 13-14)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 13-14.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 21-22)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 21-22.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 3-4)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 3-4.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 7-8)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 7-8.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 11-12)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 11-12.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 15-16)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 15-16.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 19-20)An overview of "The Odyssey" books 19-21.
- 'The Odyssey': A Study Companion (Books 23-24)A Brief overview of "The Odyssey" books 23-24.
April 16th Holidays and Observances3,189 years ago today, Odysseus returned and slew his wife's suitors. A mere 161 years ago, Madame Tussaud died.
Ethics in Homer's OdysseyThis article offers a revealing look at Ancient Greek ethics in Homer's epic The Odyssey.- Analysis of Edmund Spenser's "Amoretti: Sonnet 23"Edmund Spenser's Amoretti describes how he feels about Elizabeth Boyle throughout their courtship. Like any relationship, theirs was filled with ups and downs, happiness and sadness, and joy and
- Symbolism in The Odyssey: The Hero's JourneyA study of symbolism in Homer's epic poem with reference to Joseph Campbell's Hero with a Thousand Faces.
- Homer's the OdysseyThis paper in particular is dealing with the cultural and the mythological elements used in the Odyssey. The approach is to see the ways through which Homer established the relevance of mythological and cultural elements in the plot.
- Greek Mythology: Who is Odysseus?Odysseus, the mythical king of the island Ithaca, is the basic hero in the epic poem of Homer, Odyssey, and he also plays a decisive role in the other epic of Homer, Heliad. He is also widely known for his inventiveness.
- The Lost Book of CyronA spin off adventure of The Odyssey. Not finished yet. Hope you like it!
- The Lost Book of CyronA side story of The Odyssey. I haven't finished it yet.
- The Women of Homer's the OdysseyA description of the roles of the women in Homer's The Odyssey.
- The Role of Gods in Homer's the OdysseyA description of the roles that the Greek Gods play in Homer's The Odyssey.
- The Odyssey in Chronological OrderThe Odyssey writen in chronological order to help students better understand.
- Odysseus ReturnsReverie recalled in mid-teen teenager's fantasy of a Homerian epic.
- The Role of Family in Homer's OdysseyUnlike what many people think, 'Odyssey' is not an adventurous poem; it is a romantic poem that promotes home as the center of human existence. Without his family, Odysseus's life is meaningless. Without home, human life is unimaginable.
- The Odyssey: Homer's Take on Family ValuesHomer's classical epic, the Odyssey, is more than just a man trying to get home. It's about a man trying to return to his family.
- Odysseus's New JourneyDuring his voyage, Poseidon sends a tsunami to Odysseus' ship, half of his men die in the sea. Odysseus and the survivors land on the island of Java. This island is ruled by Thethlumth, the god of fate.
- Stirrings of Modern Love in Ancient Greek, Latin LiteratureThe male-female relationships in the Aeneid and the Odyssey are based on rigid and outdated gender roles. But they are also the source of cherished notions about romantic love that endure today.
- Brief Summary of The Odyssey, by HomerA brief summary of the ancient Greek epic poem attributed by Homer.
- Odyssey Essay on Odysseus "The Hero"This essay recognizes Odysseus, the main character in The Odyssey, as a "hero."
- Odyssey Essay About LoyaltyLoyalty and devotion is shown in different ways to Odysseus throughout The Odyssey.
- How Would Aristotle Have Viewed the Life of Odysseus?Would Aristotle have viewed Odysseus' life as a happy one?
- Odysseus: Nothing but a Pompous FoolIn modern-day society, Odysseus could easily be considered the "ideal hero". Bravery, cunning, and strength are just a few of the god-like qualities he possessed, but although he was amazingly strong, clever, and unwavering, he was far from perfect.
- The Odyssey: Character ListA list of the characters that appear in books 10-18 with a brief description. There are a lot of characters in the epic. Even the names are hard to tell apart. Knowing at least who is who can help.
- The Odyssey: Character ListA list of the characters that appear in books 1-9 with a brief description. There are a lot of characters in the epic. Even the names are hard to tell apart. Knowing at least who is who can help.
A Summary of Homer's "The Odyssey"A summary of The Odyssey, by Homer.- Culture in The Odyssey by HomerAn essay on what The Odyssey reveals about Greek culture.
The Odyssey: Complete Epithet ListA guide that I created a while ago to ace a The Odyssey test.- Homer's Odyssey and Mary Atwood's Siren SongThe "Odyssey" by Homer portrays tones of toxic desiring, while Margaret Atwood's poem, "Siren Song" has tones of taunting boredom.
- The Odyssey: ContinuedMy version of what happens after The Odyssey.
