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This website is a news article from the Harvard Gazette about the enduring appeal of Homer's "Odyssey." It features an interview with Greg Nagy, a Classics professor at Harvard, who discusses the history of the poem, his favorite translations, and the significance of Odysseus as a "trickster" figure. The article also mentions the current stage production of "The Odyssey" at the American Repertory Theater, a forthcoming film adaptation by Christopher Nolan, and a new translation by Daniel Mendelsohn.
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This website is a news article from the Harvard Gazette about the enduring appeal of Homer's "Odyssey." It features an interview with Greg Nagy, a Classics professor at Harvard, who discusses the history of the poem, his favorite translations, and the significance of Odysseus as a "trickster" figure. The article also mentions the current stage production of "The Odyssey" at the American Repertory Theater, a forthcoming film adaptation by Christopher Nolan, and a new translation by Daniel Mendelsohn.
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