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Looking for interesting secondary literature that relates to Homer's works, essays, theoretical works and so on.
So far i have Wilamowitz-Moellendorf on my list, also that essay from the "Starting with the greeks"-flowchart.
I also count fiction that relates to the Iliad or the Odyssey, like Goethe's Achilleis or the Aeneid, though not something like Ulysses.
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I saved your dfw image so I feel obligated to give you a bump
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>>9118230
The Hero With a Thousand Faces
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>>9118891
thank
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>>9119901
After you read that read a short story (~10 pages) called 'Night Sea Journey' by John Barth (Part of the 'Lost in the Funhouse' collection).
Barth supplants the classical 'Heroes Journey' (which you'll read about in 'The Hero with a Thousand Faces') onto the journey of a spermatozoan en route to an ovum. It's wonderful.
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>>9118230
>Wilamowitz-Moellendorf
>can't even into Birth of Tragedy
>hates Zukunftsphilologie
no thanx
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>>9119936
I just love Barth, and thought the short story was pertinent to what OP wanted
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