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All literature enchants and delights us, recovers us from the 10,000 things that distract us. The unenchanted life is not worth living.

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Showing posts with label Sophocles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sophocles. Show all posts
12 March 2026

As if the Story of Túrin Weren't Already Tragic Enough

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While analyzing the death scenes of Nienor Níniel and Túrin in the chapter "Turambar and the Foalókë" in The Book of Lost Tales , ...
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16 April 2018

The 'Lame' Sovereignty of Melkor and Man -- Disability and Power in 'The Children of Húrin'

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Fingolfin's Challenge © John Howe 2003 Plutarch's Agesilaos  tells the story of a power struggle for the throne of ancient S...
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01 June 2016

Wicked Bookish, or, Were the Books I Read as a Child Bad for Me?

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As far back as I can remember I was a wicked bookish lad, devouring tales as hungrily as a drowning man gasps for air. The inner truths th...
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