Five Tips for Reading the Iliad
The first book we read in Torrey Honors College is Homer's Iliad. Incoming students have to read it before the first day of class, before they've met their professors or their cohort. Here are five strategies for reading the book well, understanding it deeply, and getting through it efficiently.
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