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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Visual Mythology Ancient and Modern, online event
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SUMMARY:Visual Mythology Ancient and Modern, online event
DESCRIPTION:<div class="key-concept">	<h2>		Full title:	</h2>	<p>		Visual Mythology Ancient and Modern: The Case of Narcissus	</p></div><div class="key-concept">	<h2>		Organized by:	</h2>	<p>		CHS US in partnership with CHS Greece, the International School of Boston, and the Lycée Jean Macé in Vitry-sur-Seine	</p></div><div class="key-concept">	<h2>		Speakers:	</h2>	<p>		Sarah Eisen (Harvard), Nathaniel Herter (Harvard), and Caroline Stark (Howard University) as moderator	</p></div><div class="key-concept">	<h2>		Open to:	</h2>	<p>		All	</p></div><div class="key-concept">	<h2>		Language:	</h2>	<p>		English	</p></div><div class="key-concept" style="padding-top:2em;">	<h2>		Synopsis:	</h2>	<p>		The event is part of the CHS series on Philosophy and Ideas. What does mythology express about our innermost nature? When 20<sup>th</sup> century artists of the Surrealist movement approached antiquity, they did so with this question in mind. While simultaneously rejecting the influence of prior notions of classical antiquity over contemporary European culture, artists and literary figures such as Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, Andre Masson and others turned to classical mythology and, in many cases, the ancient artistic traditions in which these myths were represented, to create startling new and multi-layered visions of myth that highlighted the deep psychological truths they found within.	</p></div><h3 style="font-size: 1.2em; margin-top:1em">	<a data-url="https://chs.harvard.edu/event/visual-mythology/" href="https://chs.harvard.edu/event/visual-mythology/" title="">Find more information about the event and register on the CHS US website</a>.</h3>
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