
About this episode
Michael Auslin discusses the intersection of epic poetry and history, lamenting the decline of poetry in exploring significant historical moments.
When combined, as the ancients knew, history and poetry offer an incomparable insight into the human condition. Michael Auslin laments the demise of poetry as a form for exploring great moments in history. Read the essay here: https://engelsbergideas.com/essays/can-epic-poetry-revive-history/ . Image: Hector taking leave of Andromache. Credit: Alamy Stock Photo
People in this episode
Host: Engelsberg Ideas
Guest: Michael Auslin
Topics covered
- epic poetry
- history
- human condition
- ancient knowledge
- cultural insight
Keywords
- epic poetry
- history
- human condition
- Michael Auslin
- cultural insight
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Engelsberg Ideas
Books & works: Can epic poetry revive History?
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