A Penelopean Poetics: Reweaving the Feminine in Homer's Odyssey

Barbara Leigh Clayton

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Chapter 1 Not the Iliad: Reconsidering a Gendered Approach to the Odyssey Chapter 2 Unweaving to Reweave: Poetry and Process Chapter 3 Reweaving Identities: Odysseus' Lies and the Tale of the Scar Chapter 4 Weaver and Artist: Surveying a Penelope Tradition Chapter 5 Conclusion

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