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SUMMARY:Homer\, the founder of European literature
DESCRIPTION: Homer the founder of the European Literature  Homer’s poems
  are not only among the most ancient texts of western literature\, but als
 o among the most influential ones for as long as they have been used\, thr
 oughout centuries down to the present\, as material for creation\, reflect
 ion\, and education. Starting with a short glimpse on how vivid the Homeri
 c influence continues to be today\, this presentation will then look back 
 in time to focus on the role of Homer in ancient education and in scholast
 ic identity\, as seen from the testimony of papyri. Lastly\, new perspecti
 ves offered by recent digital approaches to papyrology will be explored. 
   Reading: Robert Lamberton\, «Homer in Antiquity» in Ian Morris and Ba
 rry Powell (eds.)\, A New Companion To Homer\, 1997 p.33-54 (see ADAM fold
 er).
X-ALT-DESC:<p><strong>&nbsp\;Homer the founder of the European Literature</
 strong><br /> <br /> Homer’s poems are not only among the most ancient t
 exts of western literature\, but also among the most influential ones for 
 as long as they have been used\, throughout centuries down to the present\
 , as material for creation\, reflection\, and education. Starting with a s
 hort glimpse on how vivid the Homeric influence continues to be today\, th
 is presentation will then look back in time to focus on the role of Homer 
 in ancient education and in scholastic identity\, as seen from the testimo
 ny of papyri. Lastly\, new perspectives offered by recent digital approach
 es to papyrology will be explored.&nbsp\;<br /> <br /> Reading:&nbsp\;Robe
 rt Lamberton\, «Homer in Antiquity» in Ian Morris and Barry Powell (eds.
 )\, A New Companion To Homer\, 1997 p.33-54 (see ADAM folder).</p>
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