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Opinions vary on which translation of the Iliad is best (and it makes a huge difference).

He writes that the characters in The Iliad do not look inward, and they take no independent initiative.

After all, the Iliad doesn't stand out among zetabytes of video games, cat pictures, and Kardashian re-runs.

>The Iliad is from 1200BC story, so that means he calling a good chunk of written history and those civilizations (Egypt, early Greece, Mesopotamia) as having this ridiculous pre-modern consciousness.

My favourite, however, is an early edition of Pope's translation of the Iliad that came complete with a lamb-gut condom.

-- The Iliad is from 1200BC story, so that means he calling a good chunk of written history and those civilizations (Egypt, early Greece, Mesopotamia) as having this ridiculous pre-modern consciousness.

What makes Homer's Iliad better than Martin's Song of Ice and Fire?

Consider Homer's Iliad and Odyssey; you can find them in any library and most good bookstores despite having been composed almost 3,000 years ago.

The article cites him citing the Iliad as evidence of his theory.

All the network properties operated under the Iliad umbrella suffer from this.

Is it the oddysey, the iliad, the history of your people?

The Iliad and The Odyssey are two of the most thrilling pieces of literature available to a reader today, and they both pose difficult moral questions.

The article itself criticizes Jaynes' use of The Iliad as an example; he handwaved these criticisms away by saying that "consciousness" was added at a later date.

Iliad and Orange pushed a bill through parliament that basically says "French ISPs can charge you whatever they want and you're required to pay it because operating in France means mandatory connections to the entrenched regional ISPs"

I wonder if he read Bruno Snell's "The Discovery of the Mind: The Greek Origins of European Thought." A lot of what's described in the article about the Greeks and the Iliad/Odyssey is akin to Snell's approach.

I'm sure Jaynes would have made the same argument against your example that he did when others told him about examples of consciousness in The Iliad, "they are later additions or mistranslations." A pretty convenient and unconvincing argument on his part.

It may have its own ASN, but its still run just like the rest of Iliad's networks.

For example, he writes about how he closely watches ant colonies fighting and compares them to the armies in The Iliad, etc, etc.

Iliad is a €10B telco started about 20 years ago by a twenty-something.