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    September 4‚ 2011 Period 2 Comparative Essay In the ‘Epic of Gilgamesh’ and ‘The Biblical Flood Story’ have a very similar plot line‚ but many several key differences. In both stories a flood occurs‚ which were caused by the God/s( This shows that in Gilgamesh they were polytheistic while in the Biblical version they were monotheistic. ) to destroy the people of the earth. For both flood stories‚ a specific person is chosen to build an arc but for different reasons. In the Biblical story‚ Noah

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    When it comes to the topic of Gilgamesh rejection towards Ishtar‚ most people will readily agree that his rejection was due to his feelings of inadequacy towards Ishtar. Where this agreement usually ends‚ however‚ is on the question of why Gilgamesh feels this inadequacy and how this is a crucial step on his journey to consciousness. Whereas some are convinced this was not a crucial step‚ but only a supplementary step to the beginning to his consciousness‚ others maintain that this rejection was

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    GIlgamesh Notes Though both men felt mighty‚ unstoppable‚ arrogant and powerful‚ they couldn’t have done it without each other’s friendship. Enkidu made Gilgamesh shelter‚ interpreted dreams‚ watched over and guarded him‚ encouraging‚ No matter how mighty a king you are‚ you can always use help. You can’t always do it on your own. Mother adopted him‚ became his brother. “Two cubs are [stronger] than a mighty lion” Gilgamesh pg 40 Sometimes you need someone to balance you out‚ bring you

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    An Epic Definition There was a time when gods and demons roamed the earth. A time when humanity lived at the mercy of divine beings‚ who executed their wills against the humans‚ following their own selfish desires and placing humans in a position of piety to these dominant beings. This time on earth is one of great men who fought against these demigods‚ giving them great fame passed on as stories in the oral tradition. Though it is unrealistic to believe that these men truly fought against divine

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    Similarities in The Epic of Gilgamesh and SiddharthaAs portrayed by an unknown author and Herman HesseTwo people who lived in very different times can still share the same beliefs and journeys to find the meaning of life. That is the case with Herman Hesses Siddhartha and the Babylonian text The Epic of Gilgamesh. The protagonists who live in very different times; Siddhartha lived around 625 BCE and Gilgamesh in 2700 BCE‚ but they follow the same journey to understand themselves and life. Siddhartha

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    once said that “In order to succeed‚ your desire for success should be greater that your fear of failure.” In the narrative poem‚ Gilgamesh retold by Herbert Mason the main character Gilgamesh decides to go on this quest to defeat the mighty Humbaba. He wants the glory and fame that will come after slaying the guardian of the forest. However brave he thinks he is‚ Gilgamesh gets stricken by fear multiple times along his venture into the forest. But his determination to succeed outweighs his fear of

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh Comparison The Epic of Gilgamesh has many similarities with stories that come after its creation which leads us to believe it inspired those stories. One example of a story similar is the story of the great flood located in the Bible. The Epic of Gilgamesh tells a story of “The Flood”. A man name Utnapishtim tells Gilgamesh about a city called Shuruppak. This city was too loud for the Gods and they could get no sleep so they agreed to exterminate mankind by causing the whole

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    Death in Gilgamesh (by Hady Ghaouch) The epic of Gilgamesh‚ the outstanding literary work of ancient Mesopotamia‚ incorporates‚ with its closely knit‚ climatic and tragic plot structure‚ elements of myth and striking folklore. The profoundly poignant heroic poem revolves around Gilgamesh‚ the mighty tyrant of the city of Uruk. As well as friendship and loyalty‚ adventure and renown‚ hope and despair‚ the epic deals with death and the quest for life everlasting. However‚ when one questions the

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh They are the stories‚ myths and legends that exist at the yellowed fringes of our memories‚ tales passed down to us from long ago. These are the epic poems of The Epic of Gilgamesh. The Epic of Gilgamesh is a poem written on stone tablets sometime between 2700 B.C. and around 600 B.C. in Mesopotamia. The Epic of Gilgamesh was translated by Nancy Katharine Sanders ‚ a British archaeologist and prehistorian. She had published many books such as Bronze Age Cultures in France (

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    Dreams of Gilgamesh In most ancient cultures dreams were signs from the gods. They were depictions of what was to come or what had already happened. The Babylonian culture believed this true for the dreams present in the Epic of Gilgamesh. The dreams Gilgamesh experiences on his journey to destroy Humbaba are interpreted by Enkidu as reassurance of Humbaba’s defeat; however‚ there are many other ways the dreams can be analyzed and applied to the epic. The dreams are not only the foreshadowing of

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