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    Epic of Gilgamesh

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    his eye‚ even if it was on her wedding day. The gods heard the prayers of the people and sent down Enkidu to match Gilgamesh’s strength. Gilgamesh and Enkidu became best friends; one could even say soul mates. Enkidu kept Gilgamesh on the right path. Eventually Enkidu would die and leave Gilgamesh alone. The character of Gilgamesh can be analyzed into three main parts: before‚ during‚ and after Enkidu. First‚ Gilgamesh could have been considered a great king in a few aspects. He created a great

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    significant roles in the success and downfalls of Gilgamesh. Each gender helps shape and evolves him in his journey through this epic. Though Gilgamesh and Enkidu are the main characters and they are both male the females play just as important roles as them. For Enkidu to become a big factor in Gilgamesh’s life a female (Harlot) has to make Enkidu a man and make him civil. The roles of each gender both play their parts but the female gender role plays a bigger part than the male gender role in the

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    relationship is sexual. Gilgamesh and Enkidu love each other like brothers. After Enkidu blocks the door of the bride chamber‚ we never hear about Gilgamesh sleeping with a woman and he even finds a reason to reject Ishtar. These bits of evidence‚ however do not add up to a definite conclusion. Also‚ we do not know with any certainty what sort of sexual relationships were acceptable among Mesopotamian nobility‚ rendering the relationship between Gilgamesh and Enkidu even murkier. When we first meet

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    Cause of Enkidu's Death

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    or fashion in today’s literature. One such event in the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ the Death of Enkidu‚ encompasses human tragedy and the human involvement such as love‚ resentment‚ hope‚ confusion‚ and forgiveness. The Death of Enkidu reveals fault in Gilgamesh because of actions that couldn’t be avoided‚ but it also reveals consequential actions that were intentional. The divine fate begins as Gilgamesh and Enkidu return to their home‚ the great city of Uruk‚ when the realization that they have both

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    One method commonly used to analyze literature is postcolonial theory. Through this type of analysis‚ the reader can obtain a profound understanding of the literature. Although not the original intent‚ literature from various time periods can be analyzed‚ not just those from the post-colonial era. For example‚ works ranging from the common era to present day can be interpreted using this method. Additionally‚ postcolonial theory consists of multiple interconnected themes. Otherness is one such theme

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    the people who look up to them. Those three criteria’s determine whether a sidekick is beneficial for heroes like Gilgamesh and Beowulf. Success in quests can often determine a hero’s status in a society. In the Gilgamesh story‚ both Gilgamesh and Enkidu embark on a journey to kill Humbaba‚ the guardian of the Cedar forest that is forbidden to mortals. Together‚ the duo manages to successfully complete the quest as both provide support to each other when needed. During the journey‚ when both of them

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    of the story‚ Gilgamesh and Enkidu‚ are male‚ and while men were considered to be the most powerful and wisest humans and gods‚ women had the power to significantly influence these men. Gender Roles in the Epic of Gilgamesh In the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ gender plays a very significant role. While women were not the most powerful gods nor the strongest or wisest of humans‚ they still had tremendous influence. Though the main characters of the story‚ Gilgamesh and Enkidu‚ are male‚ women did not play

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    selfishness‚ so the nobles went to the gods for help with him‚ and they beg the goddess Aruru to create Enkidu to teach Gilgamesh how to become a more compassionate king. They become fsst friends and they journey to the Cedar Forest and defeat the monster Humbaba to gain the cedars of Lebanon. After an epic journey and during this battle‚ we see significant contrasts between the two: Enkidu doesn’t want to fight the giant because he doesn’t want to face death‚ but Gilgamesh urges him on and together

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    obsession for many men and women all throughout history. In the Epic of Gilgamesh a man investigates the possibility of immortality following the saddening death of his friend‚ his brother Enkidu. That man‚ Gilgamesh‚ feeling the fear of the possibility of his own mortality which was before unrealized before the death of Enkidu‚ searches for a way to preserve himself. Is it truly that Gilgamesh searches for a physical immortality or more of a spiritual immortality? Gilgamesh wishes to give the flower of

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    The pursuit of excellence 1) Socrates did not write "Apology". Socrates did not actually write anything‚ It was his friend Plato that wrote and documented Socrates’s speeches and dialogs. The "Apology" supposes to be an accurate account by Plato of Socrates’s trial before the Athenian jury in 399BCE. The trial began with the prosecutors presenting their case against Socrates before the Athenian jury. In this trial Meletus‚ the prosecutor‚ argued that Socrates was guilty of corrupting the youth

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