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    The Argo Navis

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    divided into four smaller constellations: Carina‚ Puppis‚ Pyxis‚ and Vela. It was built so people could escape a flood‚ like Noah’s Ark. It was called the Argo Navis because it belonged to Jason and the Argonauts. Jason had to recover gold fleece from a ram‚ that was being guarded by the Colchis dragon‚ in a grove. Jason had to navigate between the Symplegade’s crashing rocks‚ that would crush anything that tried to pass it. Before they got there‚ they met a man named Phineas that could see into the future

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    which leads to disaster. For example‚ Jason breaks his oath to Medea by not being loyal to her so she suffered so much that she came up with the idea to kill their children in order to hurt Jason. Her pain was more than she could bear so she did it. Medea decided to take control of her affairs. Blundell suggests that one person looked at Medea as being a strong and brave woman which was rare since people didn’t give credit to the women about anything. Medea didn’t want anyone thinking she was scared

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    A New Construction of Masculinity Boys and young men learn early on that being a real man means you have to put on this tough guy persona. This persona’s manifestation are hyper-masculinity or machismo‚ independence‚ isolation‚ territorialism‚ inability to show emotions‚ inability to initiate emotional ties with other men‚ inability to recognize their need for community and sharing (Heath‚ 2003). In contrast with the construct of masculinity in classical Greek literatures where male-male relationships

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    Murder Is Never Worth It

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    In the popular Greek tragedy Medea‚ by Euripides‚ the main character (Medea) kills her own children. This was all an attempt to get back at her ex- husband Jason who cheated on her. However‚ it is found in later text that Medea admits she will also share in the pain that she caused (Lines 1360-1365). Medea’s act was one of revenge. It led to and ending full of sadness and despair. She continues to blame her actions on Jason (Lines 1365- 1370). Her acts were based solely on revenge

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    The Lost Hero Theme

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    Title: The Lost Hero 1. Significance of the title: The book begins with Jason‚ one of the main characters‚ waking up in a school bus with no clue as to who he is. As the book progresses Jason joins a camp for demigods (offspring of a god and a mortal) and is chosen to lead a quest which makes him a hero. 2. Genre: Greek and Roman Mythology‚ Fantasy 3. Date of original publication: 10/12/10 4. Author: Rick Riordan 5. Setting The book takes place in the 21st century. The main setting of the book

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    crazy Ibsen

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    D. 1: The Sacrifice of the Children in Medea and Mother Courage and Her Children 2: The Secrets Between Characters in A Streetcar Named Desire and A Doll’s House: Sources of Power and Burden 1: A Comparison of Brecht’s and Ibsen’s Use of Symbolism in Mother Courage and A Doll’s House 2: A Comparison of the Struggles Between Men and Women in A Streetcar Named Desire and Medea 1: A Comparison of the Alienation of Torvald Helmer and Medea 2: A Comparison of the Purposes of Stage Effects

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    Aries‚ The Ram‚ is the primary of the twelve zodiacal constellations‚ and in Greek myth represents the animal whose fleece become sought by using Jason and the Argonauts. Legend has it that after King Athamus of Boetia took a second spouse‚ Ino‚ she turned into extremely jealous and green with envy of his existing children‚ mainly his son‚ Phrixus. She therefore deviously plotted the failure of the corn crop‚ intercepted and bribed the messenger despatched with the aid of her husband to consult an

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    Hypnos: God Of Sleep

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    Hypnos is the God of Sleep. He is the son of Nyx‚ the Goddess of night. Hypnos is often represented as a young man‚ with a gentle demeanor and wings either on his shoulders or temples. Hypnos had a twin brother Thanatos‚ the God of Death. Hypnos’ father was Erebus‚ the God of Darkness. According to Hesiod‚ however‚ Hypnos had no father. Hypnos resided in a dark cave in Hades. The entrance to the cave was full of poppies and other types of hypnotic plants. One version says that Hypnos resided in a

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    Sirens Research Paper

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    English I Pre-AP 20 February 2013 Sirens- Mythical Sea Nymphs One of the most underappreciated mythical sea creature is the mystical Siren. Sirens came about when Akhelios‚ son of Zeus and Lamia had children with 3 different women. The women where Akhelios+ Melpomena‚ Akhelios + Terpsikan‚ and Akhelios +Sterope (Atsma). There is an unclear number on how many sirens where there in a given time. “It was believed that there were either 2‚ 3 or even 5 sirens that roamed the waters at first” (Sirens

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    Greek Tragedy Terms

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    City Dionysia: Religious festival in honor of the god Dionysus. During the festival‚ theatrical performances of dramatic tragedies were held. Medea was one of the play performance during the festival and won the 3rd prize. People drank wine during play‚ usually in late March or early April. 6. Satyr play: A form of tragic comedy. a short play performed after a  tragic trilogy at the city dionysia

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