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    gain India independence from Great Britain. Because of the Civil Rights Momvement‚ in 1964 the Civil Rights Act was passed and a year later the Voting Rights Act was passed‚ ending segregation and ultimately gave blacks the right to vote (Muse‚1968). However‚ non-violent protestors

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    Atlas to take back the earth momentarily while he can got pads. Atlas agreed and Hercules left never to return. Another part played in Greek Mythology was when Atlas refused to provide shelter to Perseus. Perseus changed Atlas into stone using Medusa. The huge stone is called Mount Atlas. Atlas has a very distinct appearance. In art‚ Atlas is depicted as a man bearing a globe. He was strong and

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    “I‚ Oedipus‚ a name that all men know” said a very hubristic and “blinded” Oedipus. There are three causes that result in hubris‚ or overwhelming pride‚ that occur through Oedipus numerous times throughout the play Oedipus The King‚ and many other leaders. These three causes are: A situation in which a kingdom or a society is experiencing a downfall and is in need of a savior‚ something fortunate happens that puts the character in a favorable position and in an ideal setting in place‚ and an above-average

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    never heard of and probably think they come from the imagination of an eccentric science-fiction writer. Here are five bizarre medical conditions that you probably never heard of but are all too real. The Stone Man Syndrome The mythological creature Medusa would turn you into stone if you looked directly into her eyes. Well‚ that may be a myth‚ but there is actually a disorder that causes people to look as if they are made of stone. Stone man syndrome is a condition that causes connective tissue and

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    poetry. She begins her poem‚ "This to the crown and blessing of my life‚/The much loved husband of a happy wife‚/To him whose constant passion found the art/To win a stubborn and ungrateful heart" (1-4)‚ relegating her husband to the role of a muse. Metonymy in the first line confirms affection towards her husband as the inspiration of her poem. Enjambment connects lines 2-3‚ emphasizing the surplus of source material derived from the poet’s gratefulness to her significant other. Finch concludes

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    Humanism as the specific system of views had been forming for centuries‚ absorbing various approaches to the issue of man. As a rule‚ humanism is defined in terms of several essential meanings. One of these meanings of humanism is the movement of educated people united by the interest in antiquity which was formed in the Renaissance mainly in Italy. Besides‚ humanism is understood as a special type of philosophical ideology‚ in the centre of which there is man as an individual with his goals and

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    when his brother gods‚ Zeus and Poseidon‚ received dominion of the sky and sea. The Cyclops gave Hades the helmet of invisibility to help in the gods’ battle with the Titans -- the titanomachy. Perseus later borrowed this helmet to decapitate Medusa. The name Hades means "The Invisible." The realm he rules over is also called Hades. Hades is the enemy of all life‚ gods‚ and men. Since nothing will sway him‚ he is rarely worshiped. Sometimes a milder form of Hades‚ Pluto‚ is worshiped

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    Luke Skywalker’s Heroic Journey In classic mythology‚ the hero goes through a heroic journey; in modern mythology‚ the journey is no different. Luke Skywalker is the hero in “Star Wars: A New Hope” and goes through the three necessary phases in order to earn that title. Each plays an important role in the story‚ and is very similar to the ancient Greek heroes. Luke’s departure was similar to another hero of ancient Greece: Theseus. Theseus was raised by his mother who told him stories of his father

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    The role of female characters in Greek mythology was to be held as an object for lust. One reason why this is held true is that many gods have used women portraying that. On the other hand‚ another reason is that many men have also used women as an object of lust which is depicted in many myths. When Zeus‚ who is married to Hera‚ decides he is bored he goes down to Earth and find a beautiful person to satisfy his lust. One example was the story of Zeus & Leto. Zeus had to pursue her and when he

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    He is a stallion with wings that is said to be pure white in color. Pegasus’s was given birth by Gorgon Medusa and was fathered by Poseidon‚ in his character as a horse-god. He had a brother named Chrysaor‚ who was born when Perseus decapitated his mother. He was sent to heaven and he obeyed Zeus‚ the ruler of gods‚ who ordered him to bring lightning and

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