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Approaches to Teaching Homer's Odyssey Linda G. Kean recreation use of parklandA guide to teaching the Odyssey through contemporary questions and approaches Famous for its characters the clever, unscrupulous Odysseus; the resilient, proud Penelope; and their young son, Telemachus, beginning his own life's journeys the Odyssey is also well known as a set of fantastic tales and as a reflection of the ethos of Bronze Age Greece. This volume will help instructors introduce students to topics such as oral epic traditions, the Iliad,