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000456265 1001_ $$aRasovsky, Yuri.
000456265 24514 $$aThe Odyssey of Homer$$h[sound recording] /$$cwritten and directed by Yuri Rasovsky.
000456265 260__ $$aAshland, OR :$$bBlackstone Audiobooks,$$cp2003.
000456265 300__ $$a8 sound discs (ca. 8 hrs.) :$$bdigital ;$$c4 3/4 in.
000456265 5110_ $$aYuri Rasovsky, adapter; Ed Asner, host; Irene Worth, and others, performers.
000456265 520__ $$aIt seems quite natural, given the original intent of The Odyssey as a story to be listened to and savored, to present this epic to the modern audience in a medium that most adheres to its aural-oral nature and the immediacy of its telling. Divided into eight one-hour segments of dramatization, each segment is followed by commentary on a particular aspect of the segment by a noted expert.
000456265 538__ $$aCompact discs.
000456265 650_0 $$aOdysseus (Greek mythology)$$vDrama.
000456265 650_0 $$aRadio plays.
000456265 655_7 $$aRadio adaptations.$$2lcgft
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000456265 7001_ $$aAsner, Edward.
000456265 7001_ $$aWorth, Irene.
000456265 7000_ $$aHomer.$$tOdyssey.
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