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Modern Brands Inspired by Ancient Greece (and Why Some Picked Catastrophic Names)

10/11/202610/11/2026 in Categories Greek mythology
Busto classico con sneakers al neon

Have you ever wondered what happens when a pricey communications agency has to invent the name for a new brand? The scene is almost always the same: a six-hour meeting …

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A curious idea: the breakdown of the bicameral mind and the invention of consciousness in the Odyssey

10/11/202610/03/2026 in Categories Odyssey
Symbolic depiction of the bicameral mind

Today we enter a border territory where Greek mythology, classical philology, cultural anthropology and neuroscience intersect, generating one of the most fascinating, radical and debated hypotheses of the twentieth century. …

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Postilla

Agamemnon promises: the Trojan campaign will be a walk in the park, and you will all be home for the summer holidays.

[#OnlyNineYearsAndAHorseStuffedWithAchaeans]

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