The Homeric Legends: A Championship of Brutality and Humanity

Through the story of Achilles, mythologist Joseph Campbell explores the masculine mythology of The Iliad as opposed to the more balanced mythology of The Odyssey.
For more on the myths of the Homeric epics, see Masks of God: Occidental Mythology (jcf.org/works/downloads/occidental-mythology) and Goddesses: Mysteries of the Feminine Divine (jcf.org/works/titles/goddesses)

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imagine being able to hear the whole lecture rather than being kicked out after 7 minutes.

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“At any rate, the girl was sacrificed…”
Joe just getting to the point right away…

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Nice 😊 defenitely going to read Illiad now

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Turns out that movie Troy is actually a fairly good representation of the story lol

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@Kung Fu Warlock Zeus is a symbol not a literal handsome man but I like a story you got going

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Someone rightly called the Iliad "The Butcher's manual".

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Sita ji.

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Patriclous was more than just a friend.

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I have been reading The Iliad over the past month or so and my main take-away is that I am glad I don't live in the Bronze Age.

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Food, please someone...send food...

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Help, please help Joe.