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    The Competing Female Archetypes Archetypes are extremely common and important in myths‚ and female archetypes are definitely indispensable in myths. In Book Three of Metamorphoses‚ Ovid depicts various female characters‚ such as Minerva‚ Diana‚ Semele‚ Juno‚ Echo‚ etc. These different women‚ including the divine goddesses‚ normal humans‚ and water nymphs‚ all represent distinct archetypes. These archetypes also carry throughout modern times. Juno‚ Jove’s wife‚ stands for the good housewife. Although

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    simple adolescent arrogance does not lead to such drastic measures. My diagnosis is that Paul suffers from what contemporary psychiatry calls a "narcissistic personality disorder." The term‚ "narcissism" comes‚ of course‚ from the Greek myth of Narcissus. Freud‚ who drew upon mythology to assist in his conceptual formulations of psychopathology‚ formally introduced the term narcissism into the psychiatric literature in his 1914 paper On Narcissism.(1) The term received recognition within the early

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    Personality Disorder". WebMD. 9/10/2008 <http://www.webmd.com/mental-health/narcissistic-personality-disorder>. Herring‚ Terrell Scott. "Willa Cather ’s Lost Boy: "Paul ’s Case and Bohemian Tramping". The Arizona Quarterly Summer 2004: 87-117. "Narcissus." Encyclopedia Mythica. 2008. Encyclopedia Mythica Online. 17 Sep. 2008 <http://www.pantheon.org/articles/n/narcissus.html>.

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    only‚ however‚ to have the pity of a masculine God occur in how Jove grants Tiresias the gift of foresight- most literally foreshadowing Tiresias’ foreshadowment of Pentheus’ fate. The story of Narcissus and Echo symbolically represent the psychological nature of what leads to Pentheus’ fate. Narcissus is punished for stubbornly refusing the love of Echo‚ and every other female who makes an attempt to get closer to him. His self absorbed nature and obstinate self-concern reflect the personality

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    swallow but nevertheless the mirror reflects the truth. The woman might not like the truth she sees but she has to work towards accepting it. More into the poem the mirror states‚ “Now I am a lake.” Plath adds this line to make the allusion to Narcissus. Narcissus was a vain hunter in a Greek mythology that was known for his beauty. He saw his reflection in a lake and he was so into it that he fell in and drowned. This allusion indicates that when one is so into themselves it can be bad for them. In

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    CLAS104 – Classical Mythology University of Waterloo – Spring 2012 Chapter 1 – Interpretation and Definition of Classical Mythology The word myth comes from the Greek word mythos which means “word”‚ “speech”‚ “tale”‚ or “story” The story must have proved itself worthy of becoming traditional Myths can be told by means of various mediums: oral‚ written‚ music‚ painting‚ dance‚ etc True Myth / Myth Proper Refers primarily to stories of the gods and humankind’s relations with them Saga / Legend Myths

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    Elizabeth Elizalde AP Literature 10/28/15 Allusions Study (Mythical and Biblical) Mythology (Greco-Roman) Icarus and Daedalus This classic ancient greek myth is about an exceptionally clever inventor named Daedalus who uses his talents to escape the island of Crete with his son Icarus. Before the conflict began King Minos asked Daedalus to build him a maze to imprison the Minotaur‚ years later Daedalus helps Theseus navigate through the labyrinth which infuriated King Minos. Desperately needing

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    fresh look. In the 1940s and ’50s‚ the partnership of Powell and Pressburger produced exquisitely beautiful films. Never in a merely ornamental way‚ these often deviated wildly from the path favoured in Britain of realism. The Red Shoes‚ Black Narcissus‚ A Matter of Life and Death‚ The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp and Tales of Hoffmann were not in the least about ordinary people. Against such a background‚ even the title They’re A Weird Mob is so jarring as to dislodge perception. Worse‚ the

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    Some critics argue that this sentiment culturally applies to Westerners in general and  Americans in particular. Enchanted by his own reflection‚ Narcissus is perhaps a prime  thematic example of classical mythology’s relatability to our modern narcissism.    Americans have a consumer economy which influences a consumer culture. If  one could suggest a “consumer religion”‚ one might equate divine words with brand names

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    Gnosticism The doctrine of salvation by knowledge. This definition‚ based on the etymology of the word (gnosis "knowledge"‚ gnostikos‚ "good at knowing")‚ is correct as far as it goes‚ but it gives only one‚ though perhaps the predominant‚ characteristic of Gnostic systems of thought. Whereas Judaism and Christianity‚ and almost all pagan systems‚ hold that the soul attains its proper end by obedience of mind and will to the Supreme Power‚ i.e. by faith and works‚ it is markedly peculiar to Gnosticism

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