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    Imperfect Identity Theory and Theseus’ Ship February 11‚ 2013 PP111-B Dr. Dwayne Moore Word Count: 1‚021 Theseus’ Ship set sail with a cargo of lumber‚ and each day‚ Theseus used the lumber to replace parts of the ship. By the time it arrived at its destination‚ the cargo was empty and all the parts of the ship had been replaced. Was it still the same ship? And if not‚ at what point did it stop being the same ship? Was it when the first change was made? When Theseus replaced half of the original

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    remain on this land is impossible because it is sacred to the town‚ but are convinced otherwise when Oedipus tells them of his prophecy. Also included in Oedipus’ prophecy it is said that the land his body is buried in will be blessed by the gods. Theseus agrees to grant Oedipus’ request to bury him at Colonus and continues to

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    Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare the central theme is the struggle of true love to develop and strengthen within the right characters. Hippolyta‚ the queen of the Amazon‚ is captured by Theseus‚ the Duke of Athens‚ in a war between their two kingdoms. Hippolyta is forced to marry to Theseus after her capture‚ but in the resolution Hippolyta decides she does truly love him. Hermia and Lysander also face difficulties with their relationship due to Puck’s mistake with the love potion‚ and

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    husband‚ a duke‚ Theseus‚ is set to marry a woman‚ Hippolyta‚ queen of the Amazons‚ who he recently conquered in battle‚ and the King and Queen of the Fairies‚ Oberon and Titania are performing warfare against each other. All these scenarios enact immensely intense battles of the genders. Throughout the play‚ stereotypes about traditional gender roles when it comes to romance are also being challenged. For instance‚ norms

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    how it changes people and leads them to their destruction. The poem starts by introducing the well-known Theseus‚ the king of Athens‚ who is a great conqueror that fights in foreign locations‚ conquers ungoverned countries and slays ferocious beasts. To fight and defeat the Amazons‚ a savage race of women who lived in Scythia‚ Theseus travels to their land. After he defeats the Amazons‚ Theseus marries their queen‚ Hypolita‚ and brings both the queen and her sister back to Athens. While the Duke travels

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    pilgrimage. During the pilgrimage they tell each other stories to pass time. The Knight’s Tale is one of the tales. The tale is about a Duke named Theseus who finds some grieving widows on his way home to Athens. When he sees the women they tell him that Creon‚ the leader of Thebes‚ has killed their noble husbands and would not let them have a proper funeral. Theseus takes action

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    occurring at such an inconvenient time for the people involved. For instance‚ in the play Hippolytus‚ son of Theseus who is King of Troezen and Athens‚ has a profound love for a woman that is forbidden to marry due to royal implications. This woman‚ Aricia‚ we discover later in the poem has the same feelings for Hippolytus. On top of this unfortunate relationship‚ Theseus has been away for some time carrying out duties in foreign lands‚ and is rumored to of been dead. This rumor

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    critical of the difficulties of love. Theseus‚ the Duke of Athens‚ and his wife Hippolyta open the play in anticipation of their approaching wedding. While the play does not progress so far as to include that happy occasion‚ it does bring the pair one step closer to the bliss that they are each hopeful for. It is important to realize here that Shakespeare is framing the action of A Midsummer Night’s Dream within the span of little more than a day. Theseus and Hippolyta may be joyful and contented

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    nights dream A mid-summer nights dream takes places in Athens‚ Greece. Theseus the duke of Athens is planning his marriage with hipolita‚ and as result he is planning a large festival. Egeus enters‚ followed by his daughter Hermia‚ her beloved Lysander and Demetrius. Egeus tells Theseus that Hermia must marry Demetrius not Lysander (as she wants). He asks Theseus to punish Hermia with death is she refuse to obey. Theseus agrees that Hermia duty is to obey her father‚ and threatens her with either

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    Perseus and Theseus. In Perseus myth‚ he attended a banquet where he had to give Polydectes a horse as a gift‚ but Perseus claimed that he could get him Medusas head as easily as getting him a hoarse. So‚ Perseus goes to find the gorgons and with the help of a nymph‚ Athena‚ and Hermes‚ he is able to cut medusas head and bring it to Polydectes. In Theseus myth‚ seven man and women every year had to

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