The Importance of Values In The Phaeacian Society The Phaeacian society’s values are what the basis of what their civilized community is built on. In Robert Fagles translation of The Odyssey by Homer, there are numerous references made to what kind of values are held by the Phaeacian society. In book VI, as well as the rest of the books, there are examples of how the societies values provide structure, regulation, and rules for …showed first 75 words of 900 total…

…showed last 75 words of 900 total…be no structure or standards for people to live by. History has proven time and again, that when no government is present, not only is there a sort of chaos, but also there are no advancements made to the society. These advancements, such as knowledge of things, and exploration are what make a culture thrive. The constant improvement and thought process provide the culture to grow and stand the test of time through the ages.