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    require and create invisible webs from promises and assurances that on the surface of it they sound satisfying. After that when “the fly” catches in them they take everything they can. Moreover if you consider them similar to warriors‚ Paulo Coelho’s belief that “ A good warrior pays attention to every step of his opponent.” supports the fact that using someone else’s tendency to be defeated is leading method in the political art. Politicians use nation’s qualities and abilities in order to gain their

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    there to represent the country. The shogun was the person who not only make and pass laws‚ but controlled finances and the daimyos. The daimyos were lords that controlled samurai‚ which were warrior protectors for wealthy land owners. Samurai followed a code of behavior called the Bushido‚ or the “way of the warrior”. The Bushido stated that samurai were to be brave‚ loyal and honorable. The wouldn’t complain when they received physical hardship‚ they did not fear death. If a samurai was defeated or

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    Anglo-Saxon period. * Paraphrase lines 264-279. : Beowulf talks about battling the monster with his bare hand & he states that it’s all in gods hand. * What does Beowulf ask of Hrothgar? : Shelter of warriors & his peoples loved friend. * What values and beliefs of warrior culture does Beowulf’s attitude reflect towards death? : He believes it’s control by god & that if it is his time then he will be called upon. * How does the “renaming’s” of Grendel in line 325 emphasize

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    their codes of conduct The first topic that i will be comparing and contrasting is the code of conduct. The code of conduct for the samurai was called the code of bushido. This code was highly based on honor so much so that if you were a warrior and committed a crime you would have to commit a ritual suicide called seppuku. Seppuku was when you would disembowel yourself and have your head cut off. Weirdly this was considered a honorable death. The knights code of chivalry was very different

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    "war of liberation". Organization and structure has since been central to warfare‚ as illustrated by the success of highly disciplined troops of the Roman empire. Endemic warfare is the state of continual‚ low-threshold warfare in a tribal warrior society. Endemic warfare is often highly ritualized to minimize fatalities‚ and plays an important funtion in assisting the formation of a social structure among the tribes’ males by proving themselves in battle". Typical actitivitieis associated

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    Samurai and Knights‚ Alike or Different? Samurai and Knights‚ although they had many similarities their differences were greater. Thousands of years ago people from‚ Europe‚ and Japan‚ both regions found their land in pieces. These regions developed a system called feudalism‚ feudalism was when a lord granted lesser lords large pieces of land in return the lesser lords promised loyalty‚ and military service the lesser lords shared this land with knights and serfs. Samurai and Knights alike or

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    Imagine this‚ you live in a world where many things are being invented at the time‚ and these things being constructed and invented were weapons. Both the samurais and knights have revolutionized the topic of combat. The similarities between samurai and knights were greater than the differences. This is shown by looking at their armor‚weapons‚ and choice of transportation. The first important similarity was combat. For example‚ the samurais would fight with swords and so would the knights. Also

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    The Japanese Samurai lived by bushido‚ which was a code of honor that demanded bravery and faithfulness to the lord. They would put their life on the line for the lord because he was above anyone else in their eyes. An example of how extreme these warriors were is that they would perform seppuku; a ritual suicide which consists of them impaling their abdomen with a tanto (knife) to cause a slow painful death. Then another Samurai would decapitate the head from behind with a sword. This was voluntarily

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    Extra Credit Essay Comparative Essay: Analyze Similarities and Differences Between European and Japanese Feudalism Between 600 and 1450. Within the years of 600 and 1450 CE‚ European and Japanese feudalism had many similarities and differences. Feudalism began in Europe during the ninth century‚ while in Japan developing a similar feudal structure in the eleventh century. European feudalism developed as a way to protect from outside invasions and the Japanese developed it to protect from internal

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    Garrett Badalich Mr. Feely American Literature‚ 2 10/31/13 My Kinsman‚ Major Molineux Part 2 Finding the kinsman was of utmost importance for Robin on this frolicsome night in the city. Robin‚ feeling dreary of the city life‚ decided upon himself to bring about his homecoming to the farm from the days of his youth. Upon leaving the church and Major Molineux behind‚ Robin fulfilled his yearning for his childhood. Robin has left New England in the dusk‚ and is almost to the farm of his

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