Homer’s ‘Odyssey’: Who is Nausicaa, the bold princess who helped Odysseus go home?
It’s a shame Nausicaa was left out of Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’: she is a good example of how Homer’s Odyssey is ‘a woman’s poem’, as many scholars have recognised.
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