Postliberal Conservatism Can’t Build a Real Community

The odyssey of The is itself quite the tale. Throughout the centuries, creative reinterpretations of Homer’s epic have been offered by everyone from Dante Alighieri, who placed Odysseus in the eighth circle of his , to James Joyce, who reconceived the titular hero as an ethnic Jew wandering the streets of early twentieth-century Dublin. Ever since Virgil’s The retconned the ending of major parts of the story, significant writers like Nikos Kazantzakis have even written sequels to Odysseus’s…