Homer. - Disguise and Recognition in the Odyssey

(First Edition)

My work on this project both began and ended at the Center for Hellenic Studies, and I would like to thank the then Director, Bernard Knox, and the Senior Fellows for allowing me the use of the library when I was a graduate student and for electing me to the unique pleasures and privileges of a Junior Fellowship for 1984-1985. My work was also supported by a Mellon Fellowship at the Whitney Humanities Center at Yale during 1982-1983 and by a Morse Fellowship during 1984-1985, for both of which I am very grateful. The dissertation out of which this book grew was directed by George Kennedy, whose advice and support meant more than he may have realized at the time, and was given exceptionally careful and helpful readings by Kenneth Reckford and Peter Smith. Since then, this text has been woven and unwoven more times than Penelopes web, and I have benefited at every stage from the moral support and the substantive suggestions of numerous friends and colleagues who took the time and trouble to read and comment on all or part of the manuscript. For their generous help I would like to thank Victor Bers, Peter Bing, Thomas Cole, Kevin Crotty, Lars Engle, Giovanni Ferrari, John Herington, Gregory Nagy, Seth Schein, Laura Slatkin, and, above all, Hugh Gordon. Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to Joanna Hitchcock of Princeton University Press for her excellent advice and welcome encouragement during the process of bringing the book to publication, [ix]

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