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Reassertion of the humanism of the ancient world
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Each generation gets the Odysseus it deserves, and an Odysseus who deceives, dissembles, and defrauds is the one best suited to our post-truth, post-fact, and post-shame era.
“praisers of Homer who say that this poet educated Greece, and that in the management and education of human affairs it is worthwhile to take him up for study and for living, by arranging one's whole life according to this poet” (606e1–5).