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Wilson was discussing choices for translating Greek terms, aiming to avoid modern colonial connotations; she did not literally say Polyphemus was “non-White” or deny that he eats people. https://web.sas.upenn.edu/discentes/2020/08/24/blm-x-clst-a-series-of-interviews-with-the-faculty-of-penn-classics-part-1-professor-emily-wilson/

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Emily Wilson read the story about a Cyclops eating Odysseus’s men and thought: “Wow, this monster is a non-White person. People might get the idea that non-White people are savage. I better not use the word ‘savage.’ That would reinforce colonialism.” https://t.co/bCeyERX0kW

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