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    Outlaw Heroes

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    Nicole Panzullo English 50 March 21‚ 2006 Second Draft of Paper #2 In "The Thematic Paradigm"‚ Robert Ray explains how there are two distinctly different heroes‚ the outlaw hero and the official hero. The official hero embraces common values and traditional beliefs‚ while the outlaw has a clear sense of right and wrong but operates above the law (Ray). Ray explains how the role of an outlaw hero has many traits. "The attractiveness of the outlaw hero’s childishness and propensity to whims

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    Heroes In Beowulf

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    go to the land of Danes and defeat Grendal. A hero is someone who is willing to risk something of their own in order to help others. Beowulf is a hero because he was willing to risk his life to help the land of Danes and because he helped someone when they really needed it. My first reason Beowulf is a hero is because he risked his life to help Hrothgar and the land of Danes. Beowulf risked his life when he fought Grendal who was almost impossible to kill this can be seen when the text

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    Heroes And Heroines

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    Heroes and Heroines: A study of Gender Roles in Historical Folklore Historically‚ fairy tales and other folklore have followed relatively strict gender role profiles. The heroes or heroines of the story all tend to be handsome or beautiful‚ compassionate and kind‚ which always wins out. Meanwhile the villains and antagonists are almost directly opposite in physicality‚ are ugly or brooding in nature‚ which shows a clear contrast between themselves and the hero or heroine‚ and an ever-impending conclusive

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    Heroes Essay

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    Heroes Essay Have you ever thought you were a hero? Has anyone ever thought you were a hero? A quote from everyday hero from Ana is‚ “Everyday people ask me are you ok?” She reply’s “I’m fine” Even when she is not just to keep the comfort ability of others. In this essay I will talk about several heroic characters such as Mulan‚ A man‚ And 6 year old hero. Heroic traits such as selfless‚ Determined‚ and humble. I will also talk about what a hero is not! Spread through this essay I will talk

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    Heroes In The Giver

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    Jonas: A Man or A Mouse? A hero is “a person‚ typically a man‚ who is admired or idealized for courage‚ outstanding achievements‚ or noble qualities‚”(Google). There are many examples of heroes in literature‚ such as Odysseus or Harry Potter. There are‚ however‚ some characters in stories that do not fit this category as well as others. This group of people is called “antiheroes.” An antihero is like a hero‚ although this person may not have the same qualities as a hero‚ or may display non-heroic

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    Imperialism Nationalism‚ Industrialization‚ and Imperialism have all had profound effects of the present day. The magnitude that Nationalism and Imperialism have transformed human society would not have occurred on such a large scale had it not been for the driving force of industrialization. Industrialization ultimately has had the most dramatic effects of the present day. The industrial revolution‚ like the agricultural revolution has produced lasting effects on the way the human

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    Epic Heroes

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    I’ll be talking about how Gilgamesh‚ Odysseus‚ and Oedipus fulfill their role as an epic hero. Secondly I’ll talk about how they compare to each other. Thirdly what the heroes do right according to their traditions. What do they wrong and why do they do it. Why does Odysseus succeed as hero while the other heroes fail in the key way? What makes Oedipus a “tragic” hero? I’ll talk about if we can blame Oedipus for his failures on personal flaws‚ mistakes‚ chance‚ fate‚ or a mix of factors.

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    Explain the relevance of the ministry of the prophet Amos‚ a prophet of social justice to our present day setting. "Writing at a time of prosperity‚ when a sharp contrast existed between the luxurious life of the nation’s leaders and the oppression of the poor was the prophet Amos" (John W. Ritenbaugh) During the reign of Jeroboam II Israel had become a wealthy and prosperous nation. It was a golden age for Israel‚ a time of political stability and economic growth. This wealth however was not enjoyed

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    In recent days we have lived‚ and continue to live‚ a crisis that has impoverished many people and has changed the priorities of many people; but in my childhood the crisis for many people was perennial. In all crises‚ those of before and now‚ there are always a few who have much‚ almost everything or everything and many who have little‚ little or nothing. The heroes and heroines I want to talk about are those men and women‚ fathers and mothers‚ who have belonged or belong to the group of those fighters

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    be considered nothing but a dream created by a young and hopeful James Gatz. He conjured up false stories recounting the death of his parents‚ his education as a young man‚ and his lifestyle. He claimed to have lived as a “young rajah” and spent his days “collecting jewels” and “hunting big game”(Fitzgerald‚ 70). By telling such enthralling fables‚ he successfully convinced those around him of his superiority. The stories he weaved for himself had rooted themselves so deeply in his mind that they became

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