Ares
Narrated by Scott Clem
- Released
- June 15, 2017
This audiobook delves into the complex legacy of Ares, the often-demonized god of war in Greek mythology, challenging the prevailing narrative that paints him as solely a figure of violence and chaos. By examining ancient sources and cultural context, it seeks to uncover a more nuanced understanding of Ares, suggesting that ancient Greeks may have viewed him differently than modern interpretations imply. The book also highlights how historical biases, particularly from Athenian perspectives, have shaped the myths surrounding Ares, offering listeners a fresh lens through which to explore these ancient stories.
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