Every time a modern creator dares to reinterpret a classic epic, a predictable chorus of purists cries foul, accusing them of cultural sacrilege. We see it with every major adaptation, and the intense debates surrounding recent, psychologically dark cinematic reimaginings of the Odyssey—such as the viral concepts imagining a Christopher Nolan-helmed version—are no exception. But… Continue reading The Trojan Horse, Survivor’s Guilt, and the End of Empire: Why We Must Betray Homer to Understand Ulysses
