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Mentioned in 10 episodes

The golden ass

Book • 200
The Golden Ass, also known as Metamorphoses, is a Roman novel by Apuleius that tells the story of Lucius, a young man fascinated by magic who is accidentally transformed into a donkey.

The novel is filled with inset tales and explores themes of transformation and redemption.

It is considered a precursor to the picaresque genre and has influenced many later writers.

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

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Gregory Shaw
as a book read by his students, which tells the story of a man who gets turned into an ass.
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Bridging East & West: Gregory Shaw Explores the Resonances Between Neoplatonism & Tantric Spirituality
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Dominic Sandbrook
as the Apuleian text that contains the Cupid and Psyche tale which influenced ACOTAR.
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12. A Court of Thorns and Roses: ''Fairy Smut'' or Fantasy Sensation?
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Peter Singer
as a novel that vividly portrays the suffering and cruelty endured by a donkey.
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modern stoicism with RYAN HOLIDAY
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Brian Clark
as the source of the Amor and Psyche fable.
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Brian Clark: Reclaiming Eros
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Tamler Sommers
as one of the books they often cover in Human Situation course.
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Episode 326: The Most Important Episode of Your (Academic) Life
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Mary Beard
as the book which tells the story of Psyche going to the underworld.
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A Trip To The Underworld
Mentioned by the reviewer as an episodic ancient narrative contrasted with Genji's cohesive character development across decades.
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Your Book Review: The Tale Of Genji - ACX Book Review
Mentioned by Titus, it is a book by Apollonius, the only extant Roman fiction book.
Rome? Rome! w/ Duo Stulti: The J. Burden Show Ep. 395
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Shadi Bartsch
as another example of an ancient Roman novel.
Shadi Bartsch on the Classics and China
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Morgan Stebbins
when referring to von Franz's discussion of the Eleusinian mysteries and ritual description.
Episode 162: Fate and Destiny

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