Emily Wilson: On Gender and Being the First Woman to Translate Homer's Odyssey into English
This video clip is from Dr. Emily Wilson's interview on episode #4 of The Western Canon Podcast. To watch more of this interview, visit www.westerncanonpodcast.com, check us out on iTunes, or subscribe to our YouTube channel. In this discussion, Dr. Emily Wilson discusses being the first woman to translate Homer's Odyssey into English; the extent to which gender biases can play a role in a translator's work; and how gender roles play out in Homer's Odyssey
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