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    Inanna Goddess

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    questions. Because mythological stories and religion were so intertwined‚ many gods appeared not only as deities but fictional characters in their stories‚ and this essay will argue that was very much the case with the goddess Inanna. Also known later as Ishtar‚ Inanna could be considered a goddess of many aspects in the same sense that characters in modern storytelling are multifaceted in a reflection of human complexity. This essay will explore firstly her apparent aspect of power and violence that could

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    full clearness‚ the Hebrews carried with them in their departure from Babylonia. They carried also the Babylonian shrewdness at trade‚ and keenness at figures‚ and‚ as a less valuable inheritance‚ an instinctive leaning towards the unclean ritual of Ishtar‚ the nature goddess‚ or love goddess‚ of ancient Summer.

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    you did when you were in your so-called-prime-of- life. Come on‚ you’re a stallion‚ you still have the stamina to tap that ethereal handiwork of your fleshly splendor for hours on end and still have enough energy to run up and down the stairs until Ishtar‚ your marital bliss partner‚ you polyamorous-on-the-sly beast‚ calls you outside to enjoy her newly cultivated lotus garden. However‚ after awhile‚ this immortal stuff becomes overly routine and you will probably want to take a candid dive off Mount

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    lasted from 2334 to 2779 BCE. He ruled for 56 years‚ and died of natural causes. (D) - Mesopotamia had a polytheistic religion. Most cities would have a patron deity that they would pray to‚ as well as a multitude of other gods. One such god was Ishtar - also known as Inanna - who

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    knew that he could not be King forever so he tried to do these “godly” like things‚ so that he would always be remembered ("Myths Encyclopedia."). After Gilgamesh completed this “godly” thing with Enkidu‚ Ishtar proposed to Gilgamesh. He denied her‚ because of all her past husbands. This made Ishtar upset so she convinced Anu to send the sacred bull of heaven after him. Enkidu and Gilgamesh defeated the bull together. That night Enkidu had a dream that one of them must be killed because this upset

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    Cultures and religions are known to have similar‚ parallel features‚ large or small depending on a multitude of factors. In the Ancient Near Eastern region‚ land was consistently ruled by different leadership and kingdoms‚ which allow the mixing of its peoples’ culture and religion. Based on Kirta‚ Aqhat‚ and Theogony of Hesiod‚ Canaanite religion and literature has similarities with ancient Mesopotamia‚ ancient Greece‚ and ancient Israel literature and religion. The Canaanite religion and literature

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    1. Cuneiform- Cuneiform is Sumerian Writing that is a style of pictogram. It was written using a reed stylus and made wedge shaped impressions on clay tablets. They were then baked or dried in the sun to make them hard and virtually indestructible. Cuneiform evolved over time into something more advanced as civilizations kept rising and falling in Mesopotamia. Some examples of things Cuneiform was used for are tallies of cattle or other live stock by herders‚ lists of taxes and wages payments‚ contracts

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    The Flood hits Shurrupak...The reason why is even more shocking! Somya Thakur Hour:2 Last week a flood took place in the the city of Shurrupak‚ a man named Utnapishtim managed to build a boat that lasted seven days and saved the lives of many people and animals. Sources tell us that the gods were the leading cause of this flood‚specifically Enlil. We asked Enlil the reasoning behind the flood‚ his official statement was‚ “The uproar of mankind was intolerable‚therefore‚ I decided to exterminate

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    But‚ I think that if you can stop loving a person and hate them so quickly like that‚ then you never really loved that person. For example‚ Ishtar from the “Epic of Gilgamesh” said that she loved Gilgamesh‚ but when he rejected her‚ she immediately turned to hating Gilgamesh so much that she sent her revenge without a second thought. In my mind‚ the only way that she could have had this sudden

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    Woman - centred care is the overarching framework for the National Competency Standards for the Midwife (2006). Woman-centred care is a concept that implies that midwifery care: * is focused on the woman’s individual‚ unique needs‚ expectations and aspirations‚ rather than the needs of institutions or professions * recognises the woman’s right to self determination in terms of choice‚ control‚ and continuity of care * encompasses the needs of the baby‚ the woman’s family‚ significant

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