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In 2017, one woman presented a more accurate translation of Homer's Odyssey and exposed how the toxic/hegemony-focused male archetype drives culture to suit their worldview - in this case, through their 'tainted' interpretations and 'filtered' literature translations imposed on society.
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5 moments of culture. Random. Collectibles.
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"...The thing about Rapunzel is the sorceress is depicted as crone-like and cruel, hoarding her vegetables, terrorizing her neighbors, forcing them to surrender their infant daughter to her, a daughter she locks inside a stair-less tower once she reaches puberty. I can’t help but think about how the
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Excerpts from an interesting post about an interesting writer, Ursula Le Guin. Her work is exceptional. "...She wrote science fiction and fantasy. Genres that, in the 1960s, were considered lowbrow. Pulp. Not "real literature." The literary establishment dismissed her as a "genre writer." But Ursula
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and a 'definition' of fiction.