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    WRİTTEN BY CMA Roles of Women In The Stories The stories depending on great love are generally seems a charming narration for readers and listeners.And also women used in the such stories are generated with sensous motifs.However‚we can confortably realize that roles of women in the most known two ancient stories‚The Epic of Gilgamesh and The Illiad‚are considerably different.While these texts lack a female love interest‚erotic love

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    minor character. It is the women of Agamemnon‚ not the men that have total control over the destiny of the play. The play begins with Helen running off with the Prince of Troy‚ Paris. Helen is Clytemnestra’s half-sister‚ and Clytemnestra is Agamemnon’s wife. Helen is married to Agamemnon’s brother Menelaus. Agamemnon orders his army to go and retrieve Helen for his brother‚ thus beginning the Trojan War. Agamemnon’s army is in an unfavorable position to sail to Troy. Agamemnon must kill his

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    Sappho Analysis

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    leaving him for Sappho is wrong. To get the point across the soldier refers to Helen of troy and the story of hhow her decision to leave her husband for her lover the future King of Troy caused the destruction of that city. * Helens decision to leave her family and everything behind to pursue a new love destroyed the future of an entire city. * In the passage we get the feeling that the soldier despises Helen for this decision‚ and he is trying to convince his wife tht if she leaves him for

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    in "Eveline" contribute to the meaning of the story at an etymological level. The name Eveline is derived from the Gaelic equivalent of Helen‚ and several comparisons have been made between Eveline and Helen of Troy. Like Helen‚ Eveline considers the option of running away to elope with a man on impulse. To Eveline‚ Buenos Aires is her Troy. However‚ unlike Helen‚ Eveline’s motivation is not love for Frank; Eveline’s main concern is her own freedom. At this point‚ Frank’s name becomes somewhat significant;

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    The Trojan War is explained forty lines into the Oresteia. In the midst of its short opening monologue by the Watchmen‚ the Chorus is stirred to narrate the event to the audience: With the kidnapping/seduction of Helen by the prince of Troy‚ Paris‚ the two kings‚ Menelaus and Agamemnon enter Greece into a ten-year war. The events in Agamemnon are only a small part of a larger story‚ as the Chorus makes clear in its lengthy speech. The first piece of the passage of the Chorus’ narrative confirms

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    “To an Army Wife‚ in Sardis” By: Sappho Island of Lesbos Summary of Introduction (Pg.11) World Literature; An Anthology of Great Short Stories‚ Poetry‚ and Drama The introduction introduces a life of a young poet named Sappho. Sappho was known as being‚ “… among the earliest known female lyric poets.” Sappho’s poems were composed of detailed material which was recognized by the “Greek Philosopher Plato”. On the island of Lesbos‚ in the town of Eresos‚ Sappho was born to “ an

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    Greek gods where Zeus rules. Mount Ida – a mountain near the city of Troy. This is where King Priam sends his son‚ Paris‚ when it is prophesized that Paris will cause the ruin of the great city. Sparta – This is where Menelaus and Helen lives‚ and where Paris stole Helen away. Aulis – a place described to be impossible to sail through as long as the north winds blow. This is where the Greek army assembles to go to Troy and wage a war. III. Character Descriptions Eris – goddess of Discord. She

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    Honor in the Illiad

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    the Iliad even begins‚ honor has affected the world greatly. The Trojan War commenced when Paris went into Sparta and stole Menelaus’ honor in the form of his wife‚ Helen. Whether Helen left in her own free will or not is not important to Menelaus. In his eyes‚ Paris tarnished his honor and deserves to die. Paris departed with Helen for Troy‚ while Menelaus plotted his revenge for the next decade. This simple act of infidelity that takes away the dignity of only one individual leads to a ten year

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    Trojan princes‚ Hector and Paris. Paris‚ who is essentially blamed for the instigation of the Trojan- Greek war‚ fails to appear on the battlefield to defend his home. Paris has chosen instead to stay at home with his bride Helen‚ for whom the Trojan armies fight. However‚ as Helen describes to Paris’ brother‚ Hector‚ “I wish I had been the wife of a better man‚ someone alive to outrage‚ with withering scorn of men” (Book VI‚ 281-282) that even she finds herself disgusted In Paris’ cowardice. Conversely

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    time. He invited the two Trojan princes‚ Paris and Hector‚ to celebrate the reconciliation‚ not knowing that Paris was having an affair with his beautiful wife Helen. The next morning‚ he finds out that the Trojans had taken Helen with them‚ and enraged turns to his brother Agamemnon‚ king of Mycenae‚ who soon united a vast army to take Helen‚ back from the Trojans‚ supposedly to defend his brother¡¯s honor. This resulted benefiting Agamemnon‚ whose honor was corrupted by his overwhelming greed

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