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    ancient Greek Orpheus myth to the context of early 19th century France. The film celebrates Bohemian ideals through reshaping the archetypal story of The Orpheus Myth to illustrate the importance of love through music. Within the classical context‚ freedom is achieved through music and through love‚ both of which offer the individual emancipation from the confines of a materialistic and hierarchical society as shown by Baz Lurhmann in Moulin Rouge. A timeless ideal adopted within the Orpheus myth is

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    together. Although‚ Ovid also shows that in some cases‚ individually‚ there can be a disconnection between speech and image causing conflict. He does this to emphasize the necessity of the cohesion between both of them.

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    the world. Even though women play a secondary role in myths‚ they are the ones who empower men to rise on the occasion and become a heroic figure. Despite being relegated to an inferior role in many myths‚ women are crucial in the lives of men in Orpheus and Eurydice‚ Theseus and the Minotaur‚ and The Life of the Buddha because they are the ones who support and inspire them. Without women‚ men

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    A Reflection of Metamorphosis Ovid’s Metamorphosis was unlike anything I have ever read fifteen books skillfully and creatively compiled into one. The epic proved to be thought provoking‚ yet comical at the same time‚ making it an easy read. I recently realized that over the past few weeks Metamorphosis has somewhat become a part of me‚ that’s what makes it such a great epic. I often find myself alluding to its characters‚ story plots‚ and themes. Metamorphosis certainly covered a lot of territory

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    the character Ovid and Wordsworth through first person. An imaginary Life was written in a post-romantic era and tells the story of the Roman poet Ovid’s exile from Rome - the centre of culture at the time - to the bleak wilderness at Thomis‚ near the Black Sea. Here we have a person absolutely dependent on language - a poet - forced to live in a world where the landscape‚ the language‚ all is alien him. Eventually‚ with the assistance of the Child‚ a youth reared in the wild‚ Ovid comes to accept

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    Ovid‚ the name itself sparks a few thoughts: poetry‚ Latin‚ literature. Indeed‚ he was perhaps the most important and central figure of Latin literature and poems. Behind such status though‚ is a man. A man who lived a life beyond just his writings‚ who worked hard to establish career‚ a man with personal conflicts with his family and society. So‚ why are his works still legendary and an important portion of literary curriculums today? It is because his writing tells stories‚ it sets the reader

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    Ovid's Metamorphoses

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    world‚ in an unbroken poem‚ to my own time" (Metamorphoses 1.3-4). Publius Ovidius Naso also known as Ovid wrote Metamorphoses‚ which combines hundreds of stories from Greek mythology and Roman traditions. He stitched many of them together in a very peculiar epic poem in fifteen books. The central theme of the book is transformation "from the earliest beginnings of the world‚ down to my own times." Ovid sweeps down from the creation to the Augustan era. Metamorphoses or Transformations refers to the

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    Explanation of L'Allegro

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    The poems “L’Allegro” and “Il Penseroso” are greatly related because of the night-day qualities that Milton presents. “L’Allegro” represents more of a care-free life‚ whereas “Il Penseroso” represents more of a quiet‚ reserved life‚ such as the one Milton lived. At the beginning of each poem‚ each of them reflect on each other’s premise‚ then going on to their own qualities. Both of the poems seem like they could come from different people‚ staying very central and positive on their own thoughts

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    love? Love is a profoundly tender‚ passionate affection for another person. In Greek mythology love plays a big role with the gods and humans. The gods and people do crazy things‚ just for another person. In the stories of Pyramis and Thisbe‚ Orpheus and Eurydice‚ and Ceyx and Alcyone all suggest that love makes people crazy and brave‚ they would rather put their life in danger than the love of their life. In that case‚ Pyramis and Thisbe were next door neighbors who loved each other‚ but

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    have produced their famous works. These epic classics are the roots of the tree of literature. It is important to recognize and appreciate these world-renowned writers who have contributed so much to their country’s culture. In epic poetry‚ poets like Ovid influenced Shakespeare‚ so new forms of literature were created‚ Dante heightened religious believes in the Inferno influencing entire nations‚ children learned about morality from the Iliad and the Odyssey‚ and culture was preserved through the writings

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