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    Lion King: Sundiata in Disguise? Over the course of this semester many of the literary works that have been read contained some source of message designed to both teach and improve either the reader or society. Amongst this collection of enlightening literary works‚ there have been a particular few that have illustrated this idea as well as highlighted particular historical facts about a specific civilization. One distinct book that has met both of these general objectives is Sundiata: An Epic

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    A quest is the act or instance of seeking or pursuing something. In the books "Sundiata" and "The Odyssey of Homer"‚ both of the main characters venture out on quests. Throughout each characters quest‚ they have goals they would like to achieve‚ obstacles that get in their way‚ and enemies they must face. Sundiata and Odysseus also receive some assistance along the way. Both characters also have a common goal to return to their homes after their quests are over. If their quests are successful they

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    century in order of passing information down from generation to generation. This can be proven through the primary source given called the Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali by D.T Niane. In this folklore it depicts an African society and how oral tradition played a key role in their lives during the 14th century. This oral story shows the trials and tribulations of Sundiata and how he became the King of the Malinke people. This oral story helped give an idea of how the Malinke people carried themselves and

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    Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali Sundiata is about the kingdom in Mali. The king of Mali‚ Maghan‚ had multiple wives and he had two children by two different wives. Sundiata was his first born child‚ so he was the one that was suppose to take the throne. Unfortunately‚ Sundiata could not walk so the second son of Maghan had to take the throne. When Maghan died the second son took the throne and he ended up being very bad to the kingdom and to Sundiata. After Sundiata was treated badly he all of a

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    In the story‚ “ Sundiata‚” by D.T. Niane‚ the writer gives the readers a story that gives off a theme of destiny because of the prophecy that is followed by Sundiata. Nare Maghan was shocked about the prophecy of Sundiata and thought‚” Could it be that the stiff jointed son of Sogolon was the one the hunter soothsayer had foretold?” (Niane‚ 3) Sundiata was a boy who never walked and when a soothsayer told Sundiata’s father Nare Maghan that his son would become the right hand of the King‚ he was shocked

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    Summary The Brothers Grimm’s‚ “Ashputtle and D.T. Niane’s “Sundiata”‚ both have characters who is a villain. Sassouma Berete in “Sundiata” is similar to Ashputtle’s evil stepmother and stepsisters. Both of them bring misery and burden to the main character. In the story of “Ashputtle”‚ the evil stepmother and stepsisters mocks and insults Ashputtle‚ also they forced her to do all the household chores. Meanwhile‚ in the story of “Sundiata”‚ Sassouma Berete makes fun of Sundiata’s physical difference

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    the only one whom hospitality rules. His son Telemachus also is affected by his hospitality towards others. In Niane’s Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali‚ the theme of hospitality runs thick throughout the narrative‚ as Sundiata is greatly affected by how the other characters receive him. If it were not for the hospitable acts shown to both of the weary travelers‚ Odysseus and Sundiata may not have been able to return to their homeland. The extreme observance of hospitality in the two texts may be compared

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    are Things Fall Apart‚ written by Nigerian author Chinua Achebe‚ and Sundiata by author Djibril Tamsir Niane. At the end of Things Fall Apart‚ the District Commissioner‚ who was the British colonial administrator put in place to govern the Igbo society‚ is shown writing a book he plans to call the Pacification of the Primitive Tribes of the Lower Niger. Although the District Commissioner’s book doesn’t directly apply to Sundiata because the future book will have been based of different parts of Africa

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    to culture‚ through the various religions that exist you can always find a God that people worship. In Sundiata‚ an Epic of Old Mali‚ the jinn closely represents and has the characteristics that can be categorized as a God. I will discuss these characteristics that can lead one to believe that the jinn is a God as well as discussing some of the differences the jinn and Gods share. In Sundiata‚ an Epic of Old Mali‚ the jinn is introduced

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    The prominent figure I am profiling is Sundiata Keita‚ born in 1217 CE in Niani‚ Guinea. Sundiata was the founder of the Mali empire in western Africa‚ he is still regarded today as the great Magical-king and a national hero. After becoming king‚ Sundiata would affect many thing’s throughout Mali’s history from it’s geography to it’s science‚ technology‚ and culture. Many of these things he affected still have an influence on the country of Mali today. Sundiata’s road to becoming king was a

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