Who Killed Homer?
The Demise of Classical Education and the Recovery of Greek Wisdom
Book • 1998
In 'Who Killed Homer?
', Victor Davis Hanson and John Heath explore the decline of classical education in modern times.
They argue that the neglect of classical studies has led to a loss of understanding of the foundational ideas of Western civilization.
The authors advocate for a revival of classical education to restore the cultural and intellectual heritage of Greece and Rome.
', Victor Davis Hanson and John Heath explore the decline of classical education in modern times.
They argue that the neglect of classical studies has led to a loss of understanding of the foundational ideas of Western civilization.
The authors advocate for a revival of classical education to restore the cultural and intellectual heritage of Greece and Rome.
