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The Iliad
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Homer's "The Iliad" is an epic poem recounting a pivotal episode in the Trojan War, focusing on the rage of Achilles and its consequences.
The poem explores themes of honor, glory, war, and the human condition, delving into the complexities of human emotions and motivations.
Achilles' wrath, his refusal to fight, and his eventual reconciliation with King Priam highlight the poem's exploration of human nature.
The poem's vivid descriptions of battle, characters, and emotions have made it a cornerstone of Western literature.
Its influence on subsequent literature and art is undeniable, shaping our understanding of epic poetry and heroic narratives.
The poem explores themes of honor, glory, war, and the human condition, delving into the complexities of human emotions and motivations.
Achilles' wrath, his refusal to fight, and his eventual reconciliation with King Priam highlight the poem's exploration of human nature.
The poem's vivid descriptions of battle, characters, and emotions have made it a cornerstone of Western literature.
Its influence on subsequent literature and art is undeniable, shaping our understanding of epic poetry and heroic narratives.
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Mentioned by Paul Gondreau when discussing the shared human experience of suffering and vulnerability.
Making Up What is Lacking: Disability and Suffering in Christ's Body, the Church | Prof. Paul Gondreau
