The Trojan War Has Not Been Won: Twelve Essays on the Resolution of East-West Conflict and the Errors of Positive Knowledge in Ancient Greece

Exploring the interplay between ancient narratives and modern nation states, this collection of essays by David Kuhrt delves into the philosophical implications of human conduct and the quest for truth. It challenges the assumptions of contemporary knowledge, particularly in scientific discourse, suggesting that a genuine global consensus requires skepticism about historical motivations. By revisiting foundational myths like Gilgamesh and their Biblical counterparts, Kuhrt invites readers to reconsider the origins and coherence of collective human experiences.