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    Cosmic Creation Myths Across Cultures – Week 2 HUM/ 105 June 24‚ 2015 The two creation myths selected to compare and contrast centers on the Norse culture of Iceland Vikings and the Genesis creation of the Hebrew origin of Christian culture. Both creation myths originate with a hollow abyss where anarchy or war cultivates. The Norse myth relates a struggle in the middle of the blistering realm of Muspell and the murky‚ icy realm of Niflheim inside the hollowness named ginnungagap

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    even roman? This is a Norse legend on the Nine worlds‚ all the worlds are held on different roots and branches of the universal tree “Yggdrasil”. Yggdrasil is an ash tree from Norse legends‚ The name Yggdrasil translate’s to “Odin’s Horse”‚ Ygg means Odin while drasil means a couple different things. It can mean Horse but also means “walker” and “pioneer”. Niflheim: The World Of Mist and Fog Niflheim is the first of the nine worlds and told to be the coldest and the darkest in the world according

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    offer some history of the Norse Gods (Myths Encyclopedia). These Gods all lived in their own halls of Asgard. The main God‚ Odin lived in the hall of Valhalla‚ which is also the Vikings version of a heaven and they are only admitted if they died fighting in Viking battle (Vikings Clan). Of the Viking Gods‚ other than Odin‚ Thor is most widely recognized. Thor‚ son of Odin and the earth goddess Jord‚ is said to be the God of Thunder. Thor wields a mighty hammer and rides a chariot lead by goats

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    When a Shakespearean play is transformed into a modern interpretation‚ it is important that certain aspects of the original‚ such as its concepts‚ themes and values are included in the new storyline. Tim Blake-Nelson’s film ‘O’ is a modern day adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy ‘Othello’. The playwright written in early 1600 revolves around the central themes of jealousy‚ manipulation and love which are explored through the use of literary techniques. In ‘O’ these themes are still

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    the god of thunder‚ is the blood-son of Odin‚ the universal father‚ and Jord. Father of the Asgardians‚ and Jord‚ who was also known as Gaea‚ the goddess who was one of the Elder Gods. Odin sought to father a son whose power would derive from both Asgard and Midgard (as the Earth realm is called by Asgardians)‚ and hence he sought to mate with Jord. Odin created a cave in Norway where Jord gave birth to Thor.[1] Months after the infant Thor was weaned‚ Odin brought him to Asgard to be raised. Not

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    Thou too‚ Odin‚ who bidst me utter the oldest tidings of men that I mind!” This first line reveals a lot in just a few words. It shows that since men are sons of Heimdal‚ the watchmen of the gods and guardian of the Bifrost‚ they automatically are considered holy. This is interesting because in some cultural myths‚ like the Indian myths‚ only the highest of societies ranks were considered holy. Not only did the priestess refer to all beings as holy‚ but they also stated that Odin‚ the All-Father

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    In the Scandinavian culture from the Bronze Age to the Viking Age‚ people of the old heathen beliefs performed various forms of burial customs; these include passage graves‚ cremation burials with or without cremation remains of the pyre‚ inhumations in pits with or without coffins or in wooden chambers and boat burials. But after the conversion to Christianity (from the end of the 10th century onward)‚ these varying burial customs disappeared and got unified into inhumations in consecrated grounds

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    Furthermore‚ the movie O plays on American stereotypes of black men‚ which is show our societal views about black men influenced the development of Othello in the 21st-century context. This evident by the sex scene between Desdemona and Odin‚ in which‚ he gets rough with her during intercourse and refuses to stop even when Desi begs him to stop. Also‚ he later utilizes drugs‚ fulfilling the stereotypes of a drug using and violent African American man. This is interesting because Odin’s last name

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    Vikings- Civilised or Not?

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    Vikings- Civilised or Not? Vikings; expert traders‚ craftsmen‚ raiders and warriors‚ came from the area known as Scandinavia. Scandinavia is a region in Europe which the Vikings lives and dominated. It consists of Norway‚ Sweden and part of northern Finland. They were masters of the sea with their great navigation and marine technology. Tools of which they used to raid plunder and slaughter the civilisation of far lands‚ separated by great and vast seas. Vikings are often portrayed as ruthless

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    William Shakespeare’s play Othello and Tim Blake Nelson’s contemporary appropriation O both portray universal themes that are relevant to their contexts. Both composers used a variety of techniques to effectively explore various themes and values in their text. Although the values of each composer’s time have changed as time progressed‚ many themes are still evident in both texts. These include jealousy‚ racism and appearance versus reality‚ however the techniques used by both composers that differ

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