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Greek Classics--Homer's Odyssey

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Mie 10 / 21 / 2026
2:00 PM al 3:30 PM

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Members only (login required)

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GRATIS
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   We are wrapping up the year with the epic poem, Odyssey by Homer—the actual poem, NOT the movie. Of course enjoy the movie if you want, but please read the actual thing if you plan to join the group discussion which will be our last quarterly event of 2026.

Some words of advice from Celica Milovanovic, our discussion leader:

  • As you are embarking on this reading adventure, have a notebook and pencil ready. Then, decide what specific aspect of the story you are going to zero in.
  • If it is the main hero, make note of every act of his, every speech, thought, emotion, mood, reaction, etc, so that in the end you may get an impression of what person he is and what makes him tick.
  • Alternately, you may pay attention to all the women in the story, who they are, where they live, what their socio-economic status is, how they relate to men, what their domestic responsibilities are, etc.
  • Or, you may be interested in the realities of daily life at that time, the social mores, the religious beliefs and customs, etc.

Whatever you choose will help you understand better the overall story of Odysseus’ heroism and adventure.