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    What qualities do you need to have to be an epic hero? An epic hero is human but has some kind of ability that makes them different. Epic hero’s also do things to help other people. They also protect and lead and sometimes can be kings. For the most part epic heroes are usually good guys trying to take out a bad guy because no one but him has the power to. What does it take and what classifies you to be a epic hero. Throughout the entire epic Gilgamesh shows outrageous skill as a warrior and leader

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    American History I 07/08/05 Christopher Columbus’ Voyage to North America Spanish exploration first began with a series of revolutions. First‚ the Commercial Revolution generated economic stability. Second‚ the Intellectual Revolution generated interest in the Earth’s composition and the pursuit of exploration. Europe then called for a political revolution to end the disorganized and disorderly rule of its government. This revolution returned order and stability to the government and renewed interest

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    Aylin Sipahi CMLT C110 Final Essay for Epic of Gilgamesh February 19‚ 2013 The Epic of Gilgamesh serves as a great looking glass into a long lost culture in which most artifacts are lost. The story centers on Gilgamesh‚ a ruthless king who is two thirds god and one third man. As king‚ he does not meet his potentials of leadership as he is often self-centered and sometimes depicted as inhumane. When his dear friend Enkidu dies‚ he sets off to find immortality. He eventually fails‚ but during

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    Studying the Epic

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    DOCUMENT RESUME CS 201 686 ED 098 597 AUTHOR TITLE INSTITUTION Fleming‚ Margaret‚ Ed. Teaching the Epic. National Council of Teachers of English‚ Urbana‚ PUB DATE NOTE AVAILABLE FROM 74 120p. EDRS PRICE DESCRIPTORS MF-$0.75 HC-$5.40 PLUS POSTAGE American Literature; Bibliographies; Classical Literature; English Instruction; *Epics; German Literature; Greek Literature; High Schools; Legends; *Literary Analysis; Literature; *Literature Appreciation; Medieval Literature;

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    The tale of an epic hero unlike any other thrives on in Beowulf‚ who is a powerful warrior and leader. By definition‚ a hero is typically a man who is greatly admired or idealized for their noble‚ courageous and notable qualities‚ exceptional achievements and brave feats. Beowulf‚ warrior of Geatland and King of the Swedes‚ battles monsters and accomplishes‚ no doubt‚ heroic deeds in this centuries-old text. In this essay‚ I argue the qualities of a true hero and that Beowulf possesses each of these

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    Katherine Mansfield close reading how to analyse prose fiction Close reading is the most important skill you need for any form of literary studies. It means paying especially close attention to what is printed on the page. It is a much more subtle and complex process than the term might suggest. Close reading means not only reading and understanding the meanings of the individual printed words; it also involves being sensitive to all the subtle uses of language in the hands of skilled writers.

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    Reaction to “The Columbian Voyages‚ the Columbian Exchange‚ and their Historians” In his book‚ “The Columbian Voyages‚ the Columbian Exchange‚ and their Historians‚” Alfred Crosby describes Bardic and Analytic Interpretations of the Columbian Voyages and Exchange. The Bardic Interpretation was used by narrative historians who approached the history with the idea of providing a history that detailed a favorable provenance leading to the creation of the United States. They viewed the New World as a

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    Voyage on the Great Titanic I read the book “Voyage On The Great Titanic” The Diary of Margaret Ann Brady‚ by Ellen Emerson White. This book is about a girl named Margaret Ann Brady who lived in England‚ but everybody calls her Margie for short. She has an older brother named William‚ her mother died of a sickness and her dad died as well. Margie became an orphan living on the streets with her brother William. A couple months after having to eat left over scraps from the garbage of grocery

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    character Beowulf illustrates an ideal example of the desire to achieve fame. Beowulf is a young adventurer eager for fame and is also classified as an epic hero. An epic hero is someone who is on a quest‚ risks his or her life for glory or fame‚ and embodies the ideals or values of his or her culture. Clearly Beowulf possesses all of these essentials of an epic hero throughout the poem. One of the essentials that Beowulf possesses is the unquenchable desire for a quest. Beowulf is measured as an

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    The Epic of Sundiata

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    The Epic of Sundiata is a West African tale that tells the story of the rise to power of Mali’s greatest king‚ Sundiata (Son-Jara). In this epic‚ the griot Djeli Mamoudou Kouyate begins the story from the humiliating childhood of Son Jara (Sundiata)‚ to the jealousy between his stepmother Sassouma and his half brother Dankaran Tuma‚ to the continue conflicts with the great sorcerer Soumaoro and the later achievements of Sundiata for his fatherland and his people. The Empire of Mali rose out of what

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