Odisseia: o simbolismo que Nolan não mostra — live com Prof. Paulo Tarcísio

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PART 2 youtube.com/live/aZEGoM3d1GE Christopher Nolan's film arrives in theaters in July — with Matt Damon as Ulysses, Anne Hathaway as Penelope, and a budget of $250 million. But what Homer really hid in this story is far beyond what any camera can show. In this live stream, Professor Paulo Tarcísio reveals the philosophical symbolism behind the Odyssey: — Why each monster represents an inner battle — What Ithaca really means — What New Acropolis has been teaching for decades about this work 📅 Today, July 8th — 7 PM 📍 Live here on YouTube Want to delve even deeper? Subscribe to AcrópolePlay with a 20% discount using the coupon ODISSEIA20: 👉 acropoleplay.com 🔔 Activate the bell so you don't miss the live stream. 📚 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


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