Who Killed Homer: The Demise of Classical Education and the Recovery of Greek Wisdom
by Victor Davis Hanson, John Heath, Professor Of Classical Languages Victor Davis Hanson
Who Killed Homer examines the demise of classical education and argues for renewed attention to Greek wisdom. Victor Davis Hanson and John Heath explore the place of classical learning in education and intellectual life, offering readers a focused reflection on the continuing importance of the ancient Greek tradition.
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Who Killed Homer examines the decline of classical education and considers what has been lost with the weakening of the classical tradition.
The book focuses on Greek wisdom and its continuing significance for education and intellectual life.
Victor Davis Hanson and John Heath present a case for recovering the study of classical Greece.
Written for readers interested in education, history, and the legacy of the ancient world, this work explores why classical learning still matters.
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