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Stephen P. Kershaw
ISBN 9781845295127
Rs. 1,440
Robinson
A Brief Guide to the Greek Myths
Who it's for: readers interested in Greek mythology and its cultural impact
Classical scholar Stephen Kershaw presents 'A Brief Guide to the Greek Myths,' a concise exploration of both celebrated and lesser-known Greek myths, including the narratives of Theseus and the Minotaur, Jason and the Argonauts, and the fall of Achilles. The book delves into how the power and themes of these ancient stories have resonated through the centuries, influencing works from Renaissance art to the poetry of the Great War.Why You Should Read? Provides clear retellings of famous and forgotten Greek myths. Explores the enduring cultural and historical influence of these ancient narratives. Offers insights into the myths' impact across various periods, from classical antiquity to modern times. Authored by a classical scholar, ensuring accuracy and depth.
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- Retells myths including Theseus, Jason, and Achilles
- Traces influence from Renaissance art to Great War poetry
- Written by classical scholar Stephen Kershaw
- Covers both celebrated and lesser-known stories
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Which myths are covered in this book?
The book includes narratives of Theseus and the Minotaur, Jason and the Argonauts, and the fall of Achilles, among others.
Does the book discuss the influence of Greek myths?
Yes, it explores how the themes and power of these stories have resonated through centuries, influencing works from Renaissance art to the poetry of the Great War.
Who is the author and what is his background?
The author is Stephen P. Kershaw, a classical scholar, which ensures accuracy and depth in the retellings and analysis.
Is this book suitable for someone new to Greek mythology?
Yes, it provides clear retellings of both famous and forgotten myths, making it accessible to newcomers.

