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The CI Poetry Project

Andromache

By Gregory Nagy, H24H

Ch’unhyang—typological comparisons from late-Chosŏn Korean song culture and modern Korean film culture

By Gregory Nagy, H24H

Cato’s daughter Porcia has herself a really good cry

By Gregory Nagy, H24H

An unnamed woman’s lament as a signal of epic sorrow

By Gregory Nagy, H24H

Andromache and her virtuosity as a singer of laments in the Homeric Iliad, Part I