Reviews

15 Items

A collection of "Epic Threads" reviews and academic engagement with media and creative depictions of the classical world.

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Homer and Nolan as Storytellers

Michael Mammarella

89-92
Past versus Present: Selective Reception in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey

Jerome De Smet

93-96
"The newest song is always praised the most” (Od. 1, 351–352). But should it be?

Dr. Simone Corvasce

97-100
The Odyssey Contest Cover

Kate Coffell
Why the Hate? Thoughts on Nolan's Odyssey

Dr. Ivana Petrovic

87-88
The Unremarkable Odysseus and the Monstrous Cyclops

Rita Ribeiro Costa

101-104
The Living Myth: Reinterpretation as Literature's Lifeblood

Rabbi Dr. Benjamin Scolnic

111-112
Anchoring πολύτλας Odysseus When la diritta via era smarrita: Husband, Father, War Veteran

Dr. Victoria Fendel

105-110
Nolan's Odyssey: What Makes a Good Adaptation?

Micah Röthlisberger

125-128
The Poet Still Sings: Christopher Nolan and the Homeric Tradition

Hannah Blosser

129-132
Helen's Scars: A Review of Nolan's Odyssey

Dr Abigail C. Spanner

113-116
The Odyssean Journey of Nolan Towards New Meanings for Homer

Valentina Orrù

121-124
An Age Collapsing: Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and the Aftermath of War

Carlotta Mühlhardt

117-120
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey (2026): A Modern Epic Worth the Wait, and a Grandiose Opportunity for Self-Reflection

Dr. Altay Coşkun

133-136
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