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    The Odyssey‚ a mysterious story written by a physically unknown author by the name of Homer‚ is a novel about the travels and family of Odysseus‚ son of Laertes. On a seemingly unrelated note: Monty Python and the Holy Grail is about the journey of King Arthur and his chosen knights to find the Holy Grail. At first these pieces of work seem like completely separate entities‚ but if a person happens to be watching Holy Grail around the same time as reading The Odyssey‚ that person would also notice

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    mourned for the loss of her daughter. Not long after deserting her duties‚ the crops failed and the humans starved‚ therefore resulting into the first winter. This caught Zeus’ attention so he refused to accept Hades and Persephone’s marriage then sent Hermes to persuade Hades to return his daughter. Since it was a direct order from Zeus‚ Hades had no choice but to comply no matter how much he wanted Persephone to stay. It was then when he found a loophole. He made Persephone eat some pomegranate seeds

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    Don’t you just hate when people make up terminology to suit their purpose? You may think that Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne may fall into the category of trying to coin new words to set their concepts apart‚ but there is method to the madness. The concept is quite simple to understand. The Red Ocean is where every industry is today. There is a defined market‚ defined competitors and a typical way to run a business in any specific industry. The researchers called this the Red Ocean‚ analogous to

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    Zeus instructed the smith of the gods‚ Hephaestus‚ to create her from the materials of earth and make her irresistibly beautiful. Each of the Greek gods gave her a gift of skill‚ and aptly named her Pandora‚ meaning "all gifted." The messenger god‚ Hermes‚ with his winged sandals‚ took Zeus’ ghastly creation down to earth‚ and with her a box given to her by the gods with instructions that it never be opened. One of the gifts that the gods had bestowed upon Pandora was a lively curiosity. After restraining

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    underworld by Hades. This made Demeter sad‚ so wherever she went‚ the earth would turn cold and dry. “Before‚ the land Demeter walked would burst into flowers and plants; now‚ her footsteps turned the earth cold‚ dry‚ and lifeless” (2). Later on‚ Hermes goes to the underworld to get back Persephone. Hades lets her go‚ but before she leaves‚ he feeds Persephone a promagrante and she eats three seeds. That means that she would have to go and stay in the underworld for three months each year. Those

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    How far are woman and goddesses responsible for the problems that Odysseus faces on his journey? In Homer’s Odyssey women are responsible for many of the problems that Odysseus faced during his journey back to Ithaca. This essay will analyse how far women were responsible and also compare it to far other things caused problems for Odysseus. The first woman that I think caused Odysseus problems on his journey is Calypso. Calypso‚ her name meaning “the concealer” in Greek‚ using her beauty kept

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    killer‚but I’m willing to find my father. “Men of Odysseus‚ I Antinous and my fellow comrades have come to find a man named Eupeithes‚ have you seen him around these parts ?” I finished. The men said yes that he had just arrived escorted by Hermes and was looking for his son. They directed us toward where my father was last seen and we rush in that direction. We saw him and he was excited that I found him. He started to speak and said: “Antinous you might wonder what I’m doing here‚ I

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    Michael Eugene Porter is a Professor at The Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness‚ based at the Harvard Business School. He is generally recognized as the father of the modern strategy field. One of his great writing is “What is strategy?” published in 1996. The beginning of the article raises a mistake of Operational Effectiveness for Strategy that many companies had suffered for almost two decades. In the article‚ Operational Effectiveness means performing similar activities better than

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    Hubris as a Major Element in Aeschylus’s Prometheus Bound Aristotle created the basis for many different subjects including drama‚ politics and philosophy. Today‚ many of his works are constantly studied and his modern ideas are still prevalent in society. In Poetics‚ Aristotle focuses on the best kinds of tragic plot (Aristotle 20). One of the most important aspects of a perfect tragedy is hamartia‚ sometimes misinterpreted as tragic flaw. The true definition of hamartia is a fatal error committed

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    its survival‚ tried to protect them. His hamartia fits in Aristotle’s definition of tragedy because Prometheus is the perfect example of a god in ultimate happiness on Mount Olympus literally falling to Earth to be chained to the side of a mountain. Hermes references Prometheus’ hamartia as the source of his downfall by saying‚ “Only your own folly will entangle you in the inextricable net of destruction” (52). Prometheus has no proud characteristic like hubris but merely makes a mistake by disobeying

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