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  1. Heroic Actions, Divine Choices? On Double Motivation in Homer

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    This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  2. Extraordinary, but Ordinary: Reading Homeric Ideology Through Disney’s “Zombies”

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    This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  3. Priority Traps and Generic Fallacies: Thinking about Homer as the Borg

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    This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  4. When Two Come Home Together: Twenty Years of Collaborating on Homer

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    This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  5. A Bard Reviews Nolan’s Odyssey

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    Note: We took some time off after an extreme summer, but will start posts up again with this return to the Odysscene.

  6. “Time to Rouse the Dead”: Music, Improvisation, and Homeric Performance

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    This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  7. Homer’s ‘Set List’: Imagining a Performance of the Iliad

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    Part 3: Analysis, Neoanalysis, and the Set List This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  8. Homer’s ‘Set List’: Imagining a Performance of the Iliad

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    Part 2: Evidence for ‘Episodes’ from Literature and Art This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  9. Homer’s ‘Set List’: Imagining a Performance of the Iliad

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    Part 1: Singers in Homer and the Panathenaic Rule This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  10. Psycho Killers: What Stop Making Sense Can teach Us About the Iliad

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    This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  11. Reading Homer is like Prayer

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    This post is a continuation of Painful Signs, a series of posts on the Iliad.

  12. A Restless Night of Grief: Or, How the Scholia are Wrong about Iliad 24

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    This is one of a few posts dedicated to Iliad 24.

  13. On viewing Nolan’s Odyssey

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    Disclaimer: I haven’t read any other reviews though I have listened to the one by Mark Kermode, as well as the accompanying interview with Nolan conducted by Simon Mayo.