Feminist authors who have rethought the Odyssey.
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Tag Archives: Louise Glück
Feminists Rethinking The Odyssey
Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged "Penelope", “Circe’s Grief", “Circe’s Power", Carol Ann Duffy, Christopher Nolan, Circe, Circe Mud Poems, Daniel Mendelsohn, Homer, Madeline Miller, Margaret Atwood, Odyssey Leave a comment
Glück on the “Lethal, Unstable” Future
In “Empty Glass,” Glück does a deep dive into the many ways we strive to control an uncertain future.
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Glück: Teen Sex, Rape and Persephone
Louise Glück’s “Persephone the Wanderer” is a nuanced exploration of teenage sex and rape that goes in some unexpected directions.
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Poet Louise Glück, Nobel Laureate
American poet Louise Glück, the latest Nobel literature laureate, explore existential questions in a personal way in “Mother and Child.”
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