

anemotrephes
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@anemotrephes Hocam peki İlyada Homeros'taki şeref payını (timē sanırsam) nasıl anlamalıyız? Ve bu yunanlarda da zaten var olan bir şey mi yoksa, Homeros'un yarattığı bir şey mi?



Homeros’tan, Xenophon’a, Platon’a, arkeolojik verilerden mitolojiye içinde bulunduğumuz kültürün nasıl inşa edildiğini irdelediğim yeni kitabım çıktı… Okunması ve tartışılması umuduyla…





This line is crucial for Greek and Postmodern philosophy, shedding invaluable light on all the talk of Odysseus as “polytropos” and “polymetis” The adjective “terribly [αἰνῶς]” is “deinos,” its noun is “deinoteta” — which Aristotle singles out (!) in the Ethics (EN 6.12) 1/3

Another Homeric epithet that’s fun to think about is the one that Anglophones know as “the wine-dark sea”—which, like “wingèd words,” has by now entered the English language so forcefully that it’s hard to see what image H was actually thinking of. The Greek adjective “oinôps”…







Geçmişten günümüze Troya Antik Kenti / Prof. Dr. Rüstem Aslan & Fatih Altaylı - Teke Tek Bilim @fatihaltayli @RustemAslan youtu.be/LI3tnMvWmpI?si…



@Hoopfan3745111 Homeric Greek is not a spoken language you idiot. It is an artificial language—what the Germans call a Kunstsprache—that rhapsodes used while composing their poems. And you are claiming this language is spoken in some villages lol.





Here I am, reading Homer’s Odyssey directly from the Greek text and thinking about how much Christopher Nolan disrespected us. Don’t pay for the movie. Resist this slowly dying agenda that is rotting our societies. Hollywood is dead.

