by Catherine Marshall
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by Robert J. Langs
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Mythic Figures: Uniform Edition of the Writings of James Hillman, Vol. 6.1 by James Hillman |
by Veronica Goodchild
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Surviving Your Dissertation: A Comprehensive Guide to Content and Process by Kjell Erik Rudestam |
The Greek myths as we know them were told for men by men. Yet they were the culmination of a long oral tradition in which both men and women shared. Using extant ancient literary sources as her guide, including the works of Homer, Aeschylus, Euripedes and Apollodorus, Jane Cahill reconstructs the stories as they might have been told to women by women. These are stories of wronged women, inspired women, determined women, tender women. Medusa tells how it is to know that one look at her face will turn a man to stone, to be hated and feared for all time. Jocasta, Queen of Thebes, confesses her love for the young man who came to save her city from the Sphinx - her son, Oedipus.
Each story is accompanied by extensive notes which discuss the ancient sources, explain relevant Greek concepts and customs, and serve as a guide to further reading.
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