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    Iliad American Hero

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    between the ideas of the ancient Greeks and Americans now. The author of The Iliad‚ Homer‚ tells the readers a great story about two very different‚ yet very alike‚ types of heroes. The type of Heroism that is portrayed in The Iliad is extremely different from what the general American public would consider heroic today. The modernized version of The Iliad is the movie Troy‚ which talks about the same two main characters as The Iliad and gives them many of the same traits as the epic does‚ but slightly

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    Troy vs, Iliad

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    Farhood Bahadori Classical Mythology Professor Sina Jafari 5 July 2012 Guidelines for the Comparative analysis of the movie "Troy" and "The Iliad" Your comparative essay should be typed in single space paragraphing (font 12 Times New Roman) and it should be at least 500 words. (I will use the "word count" feature in Microsoft Word to check the number of words.) Try not to exceed 1000 words at most. Your essay should be the result of your own contemplations‚ observations and conclusions. You

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    Iliad and Evil Qualities

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    LOVE‚ FRIENDSHIP‚ HONOR: WAR (Iliad by Homer) How do you value your love? How do you value your friendship? And how do you value your honor for the sake of something and someone. Lots of things might occur if we fight for what we value the most‚ and as a result‚ we created wars; war between and against someone. Most circumstances in the Iliad tell about the war between the Achaeans and the Trojans but it fires up when love‚ friendship and honor was became the center of what they are fighting

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    No Name October 23‚ 2006 The Image of Females Goddesses and Mortals The role of the Gods is a constant theme reoccurring over and over again throughout Homer’s Iliad but it’s the Female Goddesses and the image of femininity that displays contradiction. The Goddesses posses large amounts of power over mortals and at Mt Olympus mostly through manipulation and intertwining relationships that affect the war and the different individuals. The mortal women on the other hand display weaknesses

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    Loyalty In The Iliad

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    and slight comfort for one’s own self‚ and as a result it is placed the highest in the hierarchy. Exampled in The Iliad‚ the character of Achilles refuses to go into battle as a result of being wronged by Odysseus. Achilles refrains from conflict to preserve self (as fate has it he would die in battle) and affirms his loyalty to self after mistreatment from group. Not only does The Iliad provides interpretive examples of loyalty to self‚ but additionally identifies conflict between self and group where

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    Troy vs. the Iliad

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    Over the thousands of years that the epic story the Iliad has survived‚ there has no doubt been some form of alteration to Homer’s original. Last May‚ Wolfgang Petersen directed a movie based on the Iliad. This movie‚ Troy‚ has proven to be a very loose adaptation of Homer’s original‚ as are almost all stories that are made into movies‚ unfortunately. With its timeless storyline‚ amazing scenery‚ gorgeous actors/actresses and most of all‚ its reported two hundred million dollar budget‚ it is easy

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    Faith In The Iliad

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    concerning faith they all have a common mechanism. Faith is having assurance in someone or something one cannot see. Secondly‚ in the poem‚ The Iliad‚ characters show signs of faith. On page eleven‚ Achilles’ “prayed to his own dear mother.” Many people view the act of praying as being hopeful or confident in what is not visible by the naked eye. Achilles’ was talking to someone who was not there with him physically but mentally; therefore‚ his action was a display of faith because he believed in

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    Beowulf vs Achilles

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    Beowulf and Achilles Ilyas Wilkinson-Hayat When tales are told of valiant heroes in history‚ a handful stand out as some of the most well-known and revered of them all. Although the two in the title are not as famous as Superman or Spiderman‚ this does not make their tale any less epic. Both Achilles and Beowulf brought a new style of hero to the table. The two heroes had their flaws‚ however paid it back in spades with the bravery displayed in their respective epics. What is interesting about

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    The Iliad Herioc Code

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    Kenneth Ballard CLA 202: Classical Epic: Gods and Heroes Paper #1 The heroic code in the Iliad is expressed by many characters throughout the book‚ whether it be through their actions‚ intentions‚ or teachings. The heroic code stems from the belief that honor is‚ above all‚ the most important virtue in life and all men must honor themselves‚ their families‚ and their fellow comrades through specific character traits and actions. This concept is the primary goal in a Homeric hero’s life

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    Human Will In The Iliad

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    people in a way that they were not simple-minded “proxies”‚ but the endless killing and wounding during numerous wars is perceived as random happening that is imposed from the outside. The relationship of the divine and the human will in Homer’s “Iliad” presume that the author focuses on human will and understands divine providence from the context of the narrative. Everything is predetermined‚ but every hero freely takes decisions and implements intentions in full compliance with its inner “I”.

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