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États généraux des revues scientifiques du Québec
https://reseaucirce.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Reseau-Circe-Etats-generaux-mai-25_Programme-v4.pdf
#Québec #revue #science #scientifuque #CanD #Circé #recherche #éducation #université
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I talk about the book #circe and how it shows Zeus’s true feelings toward monsters. #hades2 #videogames #gaming #roguelike #shorts
@amymyoung Cool! So, have you read any of #MadelineMiller's books? She does a great job bringing life to the Greek myths. Her book, "#Circe" deals with the misogyny of the "heroic" period, while "The Song of #Achilles" deals with the subject of male homosexuality during the same time. I find her interpretations match what I gleaned from translating #Homer myself.
Enduring Epics: Emily Wilson and Madeline Miller on Breathing New Life Into Ancient Classics
I've adored Madeleine Miller since her breakout best-seller "Song of Achilles." I'm prepared to do the same with Emily Wilson. #classics #greekmythology #homer #SongofAchilles #Circe #odyssey #iliad
One more for #NationalPigDay: Paul Manship (American, 1885-1966), Circe Enchants Ulysses' Sailors, 1957, bronze on wood base.
Smithsonian AAM: https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/circe-enchants-ulysses-sailors-15722
"This sculpture shows a scene from the story of #Ulysses, a Greek leader in the Trojan War. When Ulysses and his men stopped at an island in search of food, the sorceress #Circe captured the crew and turned them into #pigs. Ulysses saved his men with the help of a special herb that countered Circe’s magic." #GreekMythology
!["Paul Manship created many sculptures of mythical characters and often chose to illustrate a particular moment in a legend rather than a general theme or symbol. This sculpture shows a scene from the story of Ulysses, a Greek leader in the Trojan War. When Ulysses and his men stopped at an island in search of food, the sorceress Circe captured the crew and turned them into pigs. Ulysses saved his men with the help of a special herb that countered Circe’s magic. Manship chose not to show the hero Ulysses and instead depicted Circe surrounded by the enslaved sailors."
[bronze sculpture on wood base, 5 1⁄2 x 6 1⁄2 in. (14.0 x 16.5 cm) diam.]](https://media.historians.social/media_attachments/files/109/951/778/588/489/742/original/dcfe8e6c8ac2ab0e.jpeg "\"Paul Manship created many sculptures of mythical characters and often chose to illustrate a particular moment in a legend rather than a general theme or symbol. This sculpture shows a scene from the story of Ulysses, a Greek leader in the Trojan War. When Ulysses and his men stopped at an island in search of food, the sorceress Circe captured the crew and turned them into pigs. Ulysses saved his men with the help of a special herb that countered Circe’s magic. Manship chose not to show the hero Ulysses and instead depicted Circe surrounded by the enslaved sailors.\"
[bronze sculpture on wood base, 5 1⁄2 x 6 1⁄2 in. (14.0 x 16.5 cm) diam.]")