Different as the Trojan War was to Greeks and Romans, the two
peoples united in an identical longing for a heroism that was
attainable in the present only by reaching out for an impossible
past. Carol G. Thomas and Craig Conant's broad and varied account
of the Trojan War allows readers to investigate the archaeological
and historical foundations that underlie the epic poems featuring
Achilles and Aeneas, and to examine how the poems altered
understanding of the war for the many cultures and civilizations
touched by their narrative power.Conceived as an introduction to
this critical event in the Western tradition, The Trojan War offers
readers and researchers an engaging mixture of descriptive
chapters, biographical sketches, and annotated primary documents.
Also provided are an annotated bibliography and index.
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