A ODISSEIA de Nolan: o que Homero já sabia sobre voltar pra casa | LIVE 21h com Paulo Tarcísio

🎓 Want to delve deeper into Greek myths and Classical Philosophy? Subscribe to AcrópolePlay: acropoleplay.com/ Have you seen THE ODYSSEY, Christopher Nolan's new epic? Matt Damon plays Ulysses on a 10-year journey back home after the Trojan War — but what does this 3,000-year-old story still have to teach us about patience, identity, and the true meaning of "home"? Tonight at 9 PM, Professor and volunteer Paulo Tarcísio, from Nova Acrópole, will be live-streaming a discussion on the main symbolism of Homer's poem present in the film: the Cyclops Polyphemus, the song of the Sirens, Circe's sorcery, and Penelope's fidelity. A philosophical reading that goes beyond the movie screen. 📍 Join the live stream and send your questions in the comments! New Acropolis is a philosophical organization present in more than 50 countries since 1957, with the goal of developing the best in each human being through Philosophy, Culture, and Volunteering. 📚 In-Person Philosophy Course – New Acropolis Discover how Philosophy can transform the way you think and act in the world. ➤ acropole.org.br/lp/curso-de-filosofia 🌐 AcropolisPlay – Philosophy, Culture, and Self-Knowledge online. Watch wherever and whenever you want, with exclusive content from New Acropolis. ➤ acropoleplay.com/ ──────────────────────────────────────────── 🌍 Explore more about New Acropolis: ▸ Website: www.acropole.org.br/ ▸ Instagram: @novaacropolebrasilnorte ▸ Telegram: www.t.me/novaacropolebrasil ▸ Podcasts: New Acropolis Lectures Philosophy ─────────────────────────────────────────── ✨ About New Acropolis New Acropolis is a School of Philosophy that promotes culture and practices volunteerism, present in more than 50 countries since 1957, dedicated to the development of human potential through Philosophy, Culture and Volunteering. All our activities are carried out by volunteers who believe in building a more just, beautiful and fraternal world. 📩 Questions or comments? Write to: brasilia@acropole.org.br