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Tag Archives: ulysses
Choosing Electronic or Print Books for Academic Research
As someone with 200 books within arms reach of my desk, without counting those in the bookshelf behind me, I obviously have a fondness for the written word. When reading a particular text closely however, what advantages are there to … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Reading
Tagged academic, amazon, citation, ebook, edition, etext, homer, james joyce, kindle, library journal, odyssey, print, robert fagles, scholarly, ulysses
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Ancient Writing and the Odyssey
How are texts passed down through history? In my English 301H class, we’re studying a modern english translation of The Odyssey, by Homer. Interestingly, scholars believe that the Odyssey and the Iliad were both composed some five hundred years before … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged english 301h, greece, language, literature, odysseus, odyssey, postaday, postaday2011, troy, ulysses, uwaterloo
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