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    Gilgamesh Outline

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    Your Name  Mrs. Hou  English II: Gilgamesh paper draft one  28 October 2013  Creative title here  I. Introduction  i. Sentence that gives background on the book.  ii. Sentence that discusses the hero’s journey according to Campbell.  iii. Thesis: In ​ The Epic of Gilgamesh​ ‚ Enkidu goes on the hero’s journey to become  human; he does this through ​ accepting the call​ ‚ ​ enduring the initiation​ ‚ and  returning society with a boon​ .  iv. Transitional sentence to paragraph two (body paragraph one

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    Genesis and Gilgamesh

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    After reading the flood story of Gilgamesh and the flood story in Genesis it is obvious that there is a relationship between the two. If someone were to tell you a summary of one‚ they would ultimately be telling you a summary of the other. But just because the overviews are the same does not mean that they are not different. The Epic of Gilgamesh and the story of Genesis have very minor differences‚ but these differences make each story distinct. When God made human beings he did so because he

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    a companion. “Gilgamesh: A Verse Narrative” by Herbert Mason is an ancient Babylonian epic about two friends‚ Gilgamesh and Enkidu. Gilgamesh is an oppressive king‚ and Enkidu is like the king of the animals. The establishment of their powerful friendship plays an avid role in the epic. The confrontation of these two characters serves to introduce the theme of friendship as a humanizing element. Enkidu moves from his primitive state into civilization in order to transform Gilgamesh into a more civilized

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    Epic

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    Isabel Navarrete English.12 Epic Heroes are amazing people they are much appreciated. Two perfect examples of epic hero’s would be Beowulf and Spiderman. They both have virtues in them they both can be honest‚ caring‚ forgiving‚ courageous‚ respectful‚ and kind. Beowulf and Spiderman are really brave and strong. They risk their lives for others without thinking about twice. One epic hero is Spiderman. He faces all kinds of evil. Spiderman is not afraid to confront anything or anyone

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    Dualism In Gilgamesh

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    There is a dualism in the text “Gilgamesh”. This text is an epic story of great loved followed by grief which ends in a great change in character. This epic story’s main character‚ Gilgamesh‚ is the person who is feared‚ respected and a person who hates and loves. But Enkidu made drastic change in Gilgamesh’s life. Before Enkidu came into Gilgamesh’s life‚ Gilgamesh was really a strong person and he was even called two thirds god. He boasted about his victories and other achievements. But‚ the first

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    Epic Poetry

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    Definition: An epic is a long narrative poem presenting characters of high position in a series of adventures which form an organic whole through their relation to a central figure of heroic proportions and through their development of episodes important to the history of a nation or a race. Classifications of epic poetry: There are a number of ways in which literary scholars have attempted to classify the various types of poems that claim to be "epics". The following two systems are offered

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    Gilgamesh Research Paper

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    Gilgamesh has unusual circumstances of his birth by being a god and a human along‚ with Gilgamesh born to become a king. According to Gilgamesh it states‚ “Gilgamesh was two- thirds God and one-third man” (28). Gilgamesh was unusual when he was born since‚ he was both God and human. Because of his unusual birth it meant that he’s a still human and will eventually face death. But‚ Gilgamesh knowing that he can die any moment doesn’t stop him from going on the adventures and fulfilling his quests

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    Gilgamesh Theme

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    Enkidu catches it by the horns‚ and Gilgamesh kills it. The gods are very upset by this act and hold a council to determine who should die for the attack of the Bull of Heaven‚ either Gilgamesh or Enkidu. Since Gilgamesh is half human and half god and Enkidu is part human and part animal‚ Enkidu is chosen by the gods to be the sacrifice. Enkindu becomes very ill and dies. Realizing that he will die someday too‚ Gilgamesh looks for Utnapishtim. Utnapishtim was the only human being

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    Prometheus‚ the creator of mankind‚ and the snake in Genesis both purposely and wrongfully want to give the human race knowledge and wisdom. In the next paragraphs‚ I will discuss the characters qualities‚ how and why they decide to provide this knowledge‚ and‚ finally‚ both the positive and the negative consequences of doing so. When seen in context‚ Prometheus and the snake have very similar qualities. They are both extremely knowledgeable and wiser than the rest of mankind. Prometheus is known

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    Who Is Gilgamesh A Hero

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    A defining element in The Epic of Gilgamesh is the God’s lack of morals‚ which is a major difference in comparison to the God feature in modern Western literature. The Gods shown in the epic bicker like humans and hold grudges‚ which often have catastrophic results. Relating to these Gods is the protagonist of the story‚ King Gilgamesh. Son of a mortal and the goddess Nisun‚ Gigamesh is described throughout the epic as “two-thirds God‚ one-third man.” This lineage is extremely relevant‚ as Gilgamesh’s

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