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    Origin of Civilization

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    theories‚ but it is also important to understand the definition of a civilization in the first place. Along with the many origin theories‚ there are many definitions that can be applied based on one’s point of view. In the case of the Middle to Late Uruk Period of Mesopotamia‚ the “long list” definition by Charles Redman suffices (Owen 2013b: 1). The origin of this civilization fits the “social surplus” theory by V. Gordon Childe with a strong nine out of ten (Owen 2013a: 1). One of the first parts

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    way he controls Uruk and the people of Uruk. The religion of the Mesopotamian people can directly relate to the people of Uruk and the Gods and Goddesses in this epic poem. Lastly‚ you can obtain a better understanding of Mesopotamian cities through the city of Uruk’s accomplishments as well as their flaws. Overall‚ The Epic of Gilgamesh can be used as a primary source for a better understanding Mesopotamian cities‚ politics‚ and religion. In Uruk‚ Gilgamesh and the people of Uruk focus a great deal

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    role in what the Uruk people did in their everyday lives. Since the Gods were connected to them so closely‚ it must have an effect on their society. The question is‚ did mythology have a big influence on the Uruk civilization? The story begins with Gilgamesh‚ a demigod;

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    the epic of gilgamesh

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    his kind Gilgamash emerged supreme among the folk of URuk‚ His head high in the sky as proud Bull. Son of Ninsun Perfected by Aruru the Goddess of creation .Eyes as deep as the sea ‚ Hair as wise as light‚ his armor shinning as a furnace of fire‚ fairer then the fairest ‚his might unreasonable and unmatched. Satisfied with his divinity he built the great walls of URuk at the cost of his people‚ to add to the glory of URuk. The glory of URuk echoed all around the world from East to west .But this

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    The Epic Of Gilgamesh In the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ Gilgamesh undertakes a journey of self-discovery and transformation from a tyrannical leader to a refined‚ mature and wiser king.  The hero of Uruk‚ who is two-thirds god and one-third man‚ was introduced as the reigning monarch of Uruk who was a notorious rapist causing hatred and concern within in the kingdom. In the epic‚ his friendship and adventures undertaken with Enkidu‚ the death of Enkidu‚ and his failure to achieve immortality are key

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    there was anything after death it certainly wasn’t a pleasant thought. Gilgamesh’s journey beings with the creation of the city Uruk. The great king built the magnificent city that his achievements occur. Being that Gilgamesh is two thirds god he has incredible strengths that have never exsisted before. Gilgamesh is young and arrogant and treats the people of Uruk very harshly. Because of the way Gilgamesh mistreats his people it causes them to call out to the sky god and ask for someone as strong

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    Gilgamesh Gilgamesh was the king of Uruk. He made his city beautiful by building high walls‚ ziggurats‚ and many orchards. Also‚ he was portrayed as very beautiful‚ strong‚ and wise. Despite everything he had done‚ many people still did not appreciate or respect Gilgamesh. This was due largely to how Gilgamesh treated women. He would rape any woman who caught his eye‚ even if it was on her wedding day. The gods heard the prayers of the people and sent down Enkidu to match Gilgamesh’s strength

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    Myth of Gilgamesh Analysis

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    a villain‚ but also he is an environmental hazard. In the Myth of Gilgamesh‚ we are introduced to the so-called “hero” and leader behind the great walled city of Uruk. Gilgamesh “had seen everything…had journeyed to the edge of the world…had carved his trials on stone tablets…restored the holy Eanna Temple and the massive wall of Uruk…Gilgamesh suffered all and accomplished all.” (2-3) This introduction leads us to believe that Gilgamesh does possess some of the qualities that would make him be

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    Gilgamesh Synopsis

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    literature explores the adventures of Gilgamesh‚ the historical part-god and part-human King of Uruk (one of the many cities in ancient Mesopotamia). This literature also explores the boundaries of love‚ friendship‚ death‚ immortality‚ and life as we might relate to it today. Gilgamesh was two-thirds god and one-third human/mortal. He was portrayed in the literature a human king of his people of Uruk and also a supernatural god. Gilgamesh was the strongest of all men‚ the bravest of the bravest

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    protect Uruk’s boundaries snugly‚ Uruk’s society is upset because of the his bullying on Uruk society.This circumstances are stated in Tablet 1 line 70‚ by day and by nigth his tyranny grows. People of Uruk implore to the goddess Aruru to solve Gilgamesh’s tyranny inUruk. Aruru respond prays creating the new sort of creature which is equall strength with Gilgamesh‚Enkidu. In this circumstanece‚ people of Uruk appeal Aruru because they beleive Aruru is mankind and she is side with equality. Therefore

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