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    understandings through travel‚ the meeting of various societies and people groups and gains from misery and mistakes. Odysseus’ strength is continually tested by the lure of ladies. In the Odyssey‚ batch cases of such attraction mirror the significance of sexual orientation and the part of ladies. The Odyssey is their roles as femme’s fatales. At the point when Odysseus’ team styles base on Circe’s island‚ they are pulled in to Circe’s home on account of the persuasive voice of the excellent goddess

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    Woman’s role in greek society Women’s roles in society have changed since the time when the Odyssey was written by Homer but some of the roles they had are still relevant today even though this is a time when women now equal to men. There are Three females in the Odyssey who show women’s roles in ancient Greek society. They are Penelope who is Odysseus’ wife‚ Nausicaa who is a princess and Athena who is a woman/goddess. Together these three women show that the Greeks had a complicated view

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    Facebook is one of the network that is very close to teenagers. Most of the teens today have their own Facebook account. Every day‚ they tend to sign in their Facebook to check for their notification and latest news of their friends and also certain issues. So‚ what you‚ as a teenager and a student should do in your Facebook account?. You can do whatever you want. However‚ in everything you are doing‚ you should be aware of the danger and consequence of using this site. There are some things you

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    Throughout the Odyssey‚ written by Homer‚ women are portrayed much differently than they are in the present. Women today are independent and believe that they ar ebale to care and prortect themselves withput a man‚ and life can be fullfilled with no protection from a male. But‚ during the Greek times‚ women felt that they were required to have a man to provide them the necessary care and protection of a man. In the Odyssey‚ women are portrayed as desparate‚ weak‚ and less inteligent than men. Women

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    Where some may see a omnishient and powerful being as a inactive in the our everyday dealings‚ the Gods in Homer’s time were consistently involved in either hindering or aiding those they found to their liking or disliking. In the epic poem "The Odyssey"by Homer (translated by W.H.D. Rouse) Odyseuss is constantly helped and hindered throughout the story by a multitude of Gods. -----To begin‚ in the VII book Odysseus has been blown off course and has been shipwrecked at

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    Marysia Paradis February 8‚ 2015 English 9 Honors Odyssey Final Essay In the epic poem‚ The Odyssey by Homer‚ The hero Odysseus displays many heroic traits that make him an epic hero. The Odyssey is about Odysseus journey home after the Trojan War. On his way back home‚ he harms a Cyclops’s eye‚ so Poseidon becomes very angry and make Odysseus’s trip extremely difficult. Odysseus encounters many monsters and his entire crew perishes. When he finally

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    Reading The Odyssey and Antigone are two very different experiences. Despite that‚ they both come from a similar culture and reading one prepares one for reading the other. Reading The Odyssey first is probably more beneficial in part because it includes short descriptions almost every time someone is mentioned. Zeus is seldom mentioned without some reference to thunder or that he is the son of Cronus‚ Poseidon is constantly accompanied by his title the Earth-Shaker‚ and Hermes is referred to as

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    Loyalty through royalty Loyalty plays a key role in The Iliad and The Odyssey. Through direct and indirect characterization Homer makes it clear for the readers to see the golden value of loyalty between the men and women in these epic poems. A commonly known quote is‚ “ Respect is gained‚ and loyalty is returned.” In this direct message you can see similarities to The Iliad and The Odyssey. In the hardship of Odysseus’ journey back to Ithaca‚ Odysseus pulls many strings to keep his crew safe

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    Introduction Nowadays,the insurance industry has become an important part in our daily life.It is reported by Carow(2010) that nearly 70% people have bought certain kinds of insurance. Bancassurance‚as an newly developed branch of insurance‚ is a collaboration between a commercial bank and an insurance company‚ aiming at selling insurance business to the bank’s clients. In recent years‚ Bancassurance has become an indispensable part of the modern life for British people. It is reported that Bancassurance

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    Every story needs a hero. In the Odyssey‚ the characters face challenge after challenge and they had a leader that helped them overcome every obstacle. Odysseus was this leader and he is considered the hero of the story. He is considered the hero because of how he handled the situation with Polyphemus. His journey was dangerous and hard but he persevered through it and was able to overcome every obstacle that was put in his way. The encounter with Polyphemus was one of the defining moments where

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