Approaches to Teaching Homer's Odyssey Linda G. Kean Communication Ethics is an excellent

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Approaches to Teaching Homer's Odyssey Linda G. Kean Communication Ethics is an excellentA guide to teaching the Odyssey through contemporary questions and approaches Famous for its characters the clever, unscrupulous Odysseus; the resilient, proud Penelope; and their young son, Telemachus, beginning his own life's journeys the Odyssey is also well known as a set of fantastic tales and as a reflection of the ethos of Bronze Age Greece. This volume will help instructors introduce students to topics such as oral epic traditions, the Iliad,