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Hi !
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Welcome back in "C'est une autre histoire"!
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Today we are going to make the 2nd mythological restyling
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Credits.
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I remind you a bit the concept
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if you didn't watch the last video.
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The purpose of the "mythological restyling"
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is to popularize an historic subject
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which is called the Antiquity reception
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No, wait !
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Don't zap, I'll explain to you.
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Antiquity reception is only studying
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how in different historic periods
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we receive the Antiquity.
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"Reception."
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How do we receive it ?
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That is to say : how do we perceive it ?
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How do we understand it?
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How do we appropriate it ?
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How do we eventually distort it
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during Middle Ages,
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Renaissance,
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Modern era, contempory and today.
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And, there are even people who work
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on the Antiquity reception
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in Antiquity !
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Poh !
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Antiquiteception
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Remember also that during the Antiquity
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I told you that during the Antiquity
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Existed many different versions
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of a same myth
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so, I won't be able to relate all versions
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at each time, I make some choice,
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but indeed, you will meet others.
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It will be so cool !
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So, for this 2nd restyling
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we'll speak about Athena,
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the great godess of war and wisdom.
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Yeah, it rocks !
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So, who was Athena during the Antiquity ?
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That's true that with our contemporian
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point of vue, we don't understand
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how to link war and wisdom.
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A priori, it seems strange.
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In fact, war and wisdom,
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from the ancients outlook,
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it's is not contradictory.
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In fact Athena is the godess of the
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rational, tactic, strategic war,
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which conduct to the victory.
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This type of war is in contradiction
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with the Ares' war,
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who is the god of the
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pasionnate, violent, raved, cruel, bestial war...
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So, the Athena's war is rational
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while Ares' war is blind.
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Besides, when they fight each other
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in the Odyssee, Athena wins !