The Vices of Human Nature in Homer's The Odyssey

The sum of all human characteristics is defined as human nature. That means an excuse for our bad habits, as well as defects in human life. In Homer 's Odyssey, the hero Odysseus suffered an eternal struggle to constantly achieve life and death, showed these flaws in his journey, and in the struggle of infinite power between nature and mankind I was dragged. In the last chapter of Odysseus' pursuit, the reader believes that the hero finally found himself. The problem of his happy ending is that he forgot one.

And Odyssey. The story of Homer is very old and may be different from what they first said. Homer 's "Iliad" and "Odyssey" are still showing basic human emotions, and are the source of inspiration for other writers, poets and oral performers. Homer was forgotten, but now Homer's presence is almost a legend. According to Cynthia Shelmerdine, German scholar August Wolf Friedrich insists that "Iliad and Odyssey" was written by more than two people. Wolff believes that "Iliad" and "Odyssey" are written.

Homer is the first and greatest epic poet known to Greeks and humans. He painted human life with a series of epics, the best of which was "Iliad" and "Odyssey". As a great poet, Homer was expressed by Plato as "the first teacher in all Greece, the teacher, the leader of Greek culture" and furthermore indicated the importance of the poet. As a Socrates student, Plato can leave his name in human memory as long as there are humanity. His most famous work is "Republic" that appears in the form of dialogue, through which many theories are proposed. For example, formal theory; it assumes that everything on earth is the prototype of just another copy, and that the origin of everything on Earth is utopia, nothing is done on the planet.