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portada Circe: an Anthology
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
102
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781764837224

Circe: an Anthology

Hawthorne, Nathaniel;;;Ovid, Publius Ovidius Naso;Homer (Author) · Fauun · Paperback

Circe: an Anthology - Hawthorne, Nathaniel;;;Ovid, Publius Ovidius Naso;Homer

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Synopsis "Circe: an Anthology"

Circe has bewitched storytellers for nearly three thousand years - sorceress, seductress, exile, and one of literature's earliest and most complex female powers. Circe: an Anthology brings together six essential works spanning ancient epic to Victorian verse, tracing how she was seen, feared, and reinvented across the centuries. Inside this collection: Homer's Odyssey, Book X (trans. Samuel Butler) - the original account of Circe's island, her transformation of Odysseus's men into swine, and the year he stayed as her guest Ovid's Metamorphoses, Fables I and VI (trans. Henry T. Riley) - Circe's darker vengeance, turning rivals and enemies alike into monstrous forms Nathaniel Hawthorne's retelling from Tanglewood Tales - a gentler, more moralizing Circe for a 19th-century audience Two poems titled "Circe" by Lord de Tabley - atmospheric, decadent Victorian verse Augusta Webster's "Circe" - a striking dramatic monologue that gives the enchantress her own voice and interiority Presented in a clean, readable paperback edition designed for a general audience rather than the academy, this anthology traces Circe's long literary shadow - from monster-maker to misunderstood woman - through the words of the writers who couldn't stop returning to her. A Fauun edition: hand-typeset, thoughtfully presented, and designed as part of a collectable series.

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