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    Gilgamesh Research Paper

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    you know Gilgamesh? We will talk today about gilgamesh and his trip in the search for immortality! Four thousand years ago in Mesopotamia ‚in the Orok city Gilgamesh was the king of Orok‚ but a bad one.He was unjust Legend says about Gilgamesh was third of him human and two-third god. People of orok city entreat to god Ano to help him Ano send Ankedo to orok city for helping. Ankedo was living in the forest and he was helping the animals from fisherman. The fisherman went to Gilgamesh and told

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    Enkidu and Gilgamesh I. Introduction a. Thesis: In the Epic Gilgamesh‚ Enkidu and Gilgamesh are alike and different in many ways; they have different backgrounds and different outlooks on life‚ but can match each other physically and are very compatible with each other. b. Gilgamesh and Enkidu grow very close to one another even though they are from different upbringings. c. The first version of Gilgamesh dates back to the 18th century BC in Babylon. d. Even though it seems that Gilgamesh and Enkidu

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    Exercise 1: Gilgamesh (Tablets I through VIII) 1. In the “Prologue” to the epic‚ note the narrative-perspective shifts from 1st-person to 3rd-person to 2nd-person (imperative). What is the intent of these narrative-perspective shifts and how do these shifts affect the readers’/audience’s response? The intent is the shift in narrative-perspectives is to help build the character of Gilgamesh into this larger than life‚ godlike‚ person. It also affects the reader as it makes it seem that the life

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    2/29/12 Gilgamesh the Hero Gilgamesh‚ written by David Ferry‚ illustrates a story about a man who knows everything‚ but continues to try and learn more. Although Gilgamesh may be arrogant‚ he still remains a great ruler and commander of Uruk. Throughout the book‚ the adventures of Gilgamesh fit Joseph Campbell’s idea of the hero’s journey. After analyzing the pieces to the hero’s journey‚ Gilgamesh is proven to be a true hero because his journey parallels that of the hero’s journey described

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    Odyssey Essay

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    The Odyssey is a historic epic probably one of the best stories ever written. This is story of a great hero and his fight to get home and through his 20 years away there are many dangers and problems slowing him down to get home to his beloved family. The themes of this epic: are boy must struggle to become a man‚ soldier must struggle to get home from war‚ and king must struggle to reclaim a kingdom. In this epic story‚ there are many characters that show loyalty to Odysseus his friends‚ family

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    The Odyssey Essay

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    Kaitlin Peterson January 13‚ 2014 English‚ Period 1 The Odyssey Essay Oh‚ Thoughtful Goddess In The Odyssey‚ an epic poem by Homer‚ there is a great deal of adventures and powerful women who carved Odysseus’ path home to Ithaca. Throughout the journey home‚ Circe‚ Penelope‚ Ino‚ Athena‚ and a sundry of other women all had a great impact on Odysseus’ life. Out of all these women‚ Athena was the most influential‚ aiding Odysseus to get away from Calypso‚ keeping him from death’s gates‚ and helping

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    Gilgamesh As A Hero Essay

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    In the beginning Gilgamesh is said to be two-thirds god and one-third man. He was the king of Uruk. He was physically beautiful as well as strong. Gilgamesh was a brutal ruler to his kingdom though. Gilgamesh enjoyed proving he was worthy any chance he got. He also wanted to be immortal so he could defeat death and live forever. He would force himself on women and was said to have raped several women. Gilgamesh’s affection had no specific type either. He went after many different types of women

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    Obstacles In The Odyssey

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    In Homer’s epic poem “The Odyssey”‚ the hero Odysseus faces several perils on his journey to return to Ithaca. My own life models this path‚ with my goal of success being hindered. I face several perils; temptation‚ longing and coming of age. All of these elements attempt to discourage me from ultimately achieving what I desire most. Temptation ranks among the most classic distractions in literature and in our own lives. It continually lures focused people away from what they most desire‚ for most

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh The Epic of Gilgamesh tells the story of a legendary king of Uruk in South Baby-lonia (van Reeth 1994). He was the fifth ruler of Uruk after the deluge and possibly ruled Uruk around 2800 BCE (van Reeth 1994). The Epic itself was originally conveyed in oral form‚ but was written down in Sumerian using cuneiform writing on clay tablets around 2000 BCE (Hooker 1996). Many fragments of the epic also survive in other languages such as Hurrian and Hittite (Hooker 1996). The most

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    Women in the odyssey

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    In Homer’s The Odyssey‚ women are looked at in two ways; as being the evils in the world and hindering on Odysseus’s homecoming or as being loving and faithful. On his journey home‚ Odysseus weaves his way through many hardships and temptations that are created by the women he meets on his voyage back to Ithaca. Calypso and Nausikaa play a large role in representing temptation while Penelope represents loyalty for she was the only good and loyal woman who waited for Odysseus to return home unlike

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