Copyright Copyright Dedication Author’s Note Proem Telemachy 1. Paideusis 2. Homophrosynê Apologoi Nostos Anagnorisis Sêma Acknowledgments Permissions Acknowledgments About the Author Also by Daniel Mendelsohn About the Publisher
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Dedication Dedication Author’s Note Proem Telemachy 1. Paideusis 2. Homophrosynê Apologoi Nostos Anagnorisis Sêma Acknowledgments Permissions Acknowledgments About the Author Also by Daniel Mendelsohn About the Publisher
For my mother
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Copyright Copyright Copyright Dedication Author’s Note Proem Telemachy 1. Paideusis 2. Homophrosynê Apologoi Nostos Anagnorisis Sêma Acknowledgments Permissions Acknowledgments About the Author Also by Daniel Mendelsohn About the Publisher William Collins An imprint of HarperCollins Publishers 1 London Bridge Street London SE1 9GF www.WilliamCollinsBooks.com This eBook first published in Great Britain by William Collins in 2017 Copyright © 2017 by Daniel Mendelsohn Cover illustration © Ael / Alamy Stock Photo Daniel Mendelsohn asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. By payment of the required fees, you have been granted the non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access and read the text of this e-book on-screen. No part of this text may be reproduced, transmitted, down-loaded, decompiled, reverse engineered, or stored in or introduced into any information storage and retrieval system, in any form or by any means, whether electronic or mechanical, now known or hereinafter invented, without the express written permission of HarperCollins Source ISBN: 9780007545124 Ebook Edition © September 2017 ISBN: 9780007545148 Version: 2018-05-03
Dedication Dedication Dedication Author’s Note Proem Telemachy 1. Paideusis 2. Homophrosynê Apologoi Nostos Anagnorisis Sêma Acknowledgments Permissions Acknowledgments About the Author Also by Daniel Mendelsohn About the Publisher For my mother
Author’s Note Author’s Note For the purposes of narrative coherence and in consideration of the privacy of the students in my Odyssey seminar and the passengers aboard the “Retracing the Odyssey ” cruise, names have been changed and a number of details relating to events and characters have been modified. All translations from Greek and Latin are my own.
Proem PROEM (Invocation)
Telemachy
1. Paideusis
2. Homophrosynê
Apologoi
Nostos
Anagnorisis
Sêma
Acknowledgments
Permissions Acknowledgments
About the Author
Also by Daniel Mendelsohn
About the Publisher
Author’s Note Author’s Note Author’s Note For the purposes of narrative coherence and in consideration of the privacy of the students in my Odyssey seminar and the passengers aboard the “Retracing the Odyssey ” cruise, names have been changed and a number of details relating to events and characters have been modified. All translations from Greek and Latin are my own. Proem PROEM (Invocation) Telemachy 1. Paideusis 2. Homophrosynê Apologoi Nostos Anagnorisis Sêma Acknowledgments Permissions Acknowledgments About the Author Also by Daniel Mendelsohn About the Publisher
For the purposes of narrative coherence and in consideration of the privacy of the students in my Odyssey seminar and the passengers aboard the “Retracing the Odyssey ” cruise, names have been changed and a number of details relating to events and characters have been modified.
All translations from Greek and Latin are my own.
PROEM Proem PROEM (Invocation) Telemachy 1. Paideusis 2. Homophrosynê Apologoi Nostos Anagnorisis Sêma Acknowledgments Permissions Acknowledgments About the Author Also by Daniel Mendelsohn About the Publisher
(Invocation)
The plot of the Odyssey is not long in the telling. A man has been away from home for many years; Poseidon is always on the watch for him; he is all alone. As for the situation at home, his goods are being laid waste by the Suitors, who plot against his son. After a storm-tossed journey, he returns home, where he reveals himself, destroys his enemies, and is saved.
—ARISTOTLE, Poetics
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