Note on Homer, Iliad XIV. 139 ff

Modalities of Tragic Doubt in Homer ' s Iliad , Sophocles ' Philoctetes , and Shakespeare ' s Othello

D OUBT IS INTRINSIC to our situation as beings immersed in a world that connects us to people at the same time that it renders impossible the certainty of knowing their minds. It is involved with matters of trust and belief and often arises when the risk we assume in committing ourselves to others is realized as danger. Much hangs upon warrants: what are the grounds on which I trust or believe?...

Song of Iliad

The short story “Song of Iliad” describes a future music therapy “performance space” in which children around the globe create music together, form a band and perform for others. The story encapsulates the human-driven design approach and presents an example of how future design processes might exploit emotion-driven design in creating highly personified products and services.

On the “Importance” of “Iliad” Book 8

Trauma management in Homer's Iliad.

Homer's Iliad is one of the highest intellectual products of the early ancient Greek civilisation. A plethora of medical information lies within Iliad's 24 rhapsodies, and a total of 147 injuries are described. The present study records and evaluates all cases of trauma management included in this epic poem. Not only Iliad's original text but also all myths related to Iliad from the five-volume...

A Note on the Mean Value of the Zeta and L-functions. Xiv

The aim of the present note is to develop a study on the feasibility of a unified theory of mean values of automorphic L-functions, a desideratum in the field. This is an outcome of the investigation commenced with the part XII ([13]), where a framework was laid on the basis of the theory of automorphic representations, and a general approach to the mean values was envisaged. Specifically, it i...