Today in class we went over the powerpoint to make sure we understood everything, remembered, and to kinda go over it for the people that have been absent. The only thing we learned today was more on the blind storyteller named Homer. The only thing we really talked about was the "the homeric question". The homeric question was just the idea if homer was fictional or nonfictional. The idea everyone was getting at that Homer was a mythical creature himself. Other then that we listen to a part of the Odyssey book which was pretty good, to me it was a little confusing because it was an audio and a lot was happening at once and I couldn't really take my time on it, but other then that is seemed interesting. The book its self is very gory and has a lot of scenes where blood is involved and people eating each other.
Today in class we went over the powerpoint to make sure we understood everything, remembered, and to kinda go over it for the people that have been absent. The only thing we learned today was more on the blind storyteller named Homer. The only thing we really talked about was the "the homeric question". The homeric question was just the idea if homer was fictional or nonfictional. The idea everyone was getting at that Homer was a mythical creature himself. Other then that we listen to a part of the Odyssey book which was pretty good, to me it was a little confusing because it was an audio and a lot was happening at once and I couldn't really take my time on it, but other then that is seemed interesting. The book its self is very gory and has a lot of scenes where blood is involved and people eating each other.
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