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    reason why she invites him over was to talk about his poems she just told him that you can not create beauty because beauty just is. For example‚ ‘’ your potter has made the vase‚ yes‚ but he’s not made the beauty. Only an object where beauty resides. Until the vase is dropped and breaks.Who is the the ultimate fate of every vase.’’(Mitchell.148)‚ which means that beauty already exists it’s not something you make. Madame Crommelynck also ask why don’t you use your real name‚ then Jason said because

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    Atalanta and the Golden Apple Atalanta was a huntress favored by the goddess Artemis and is believed to be the daughter of a king. The story of Atalanta and the golden apple begins with Atlanta’s birth. Atlanta was believed to be the daughter of a king and when she was born female her father had her taken out to the woods to left to die of exposure from the elements. However‚ luckily for the young baby girl a kind old bear came along and adopted her. The kind old bear raised the young Atalanta until

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    love to Shamhat. The outcome of this meeting caused the animal kingdom to reject Enkidu and for him to become and live likes an actual human being. Someone was forced to make love with someone just to become "human." Gilgamesh was the ruler of Uruk and best friends with Enduki. Yet‚ when Enduki died‚ Gilgamesh fell apart. The most interesting thing was that Enduki’s death was foreshadowed by a dream Gilgamesh previously had. He dreams about a meteor‚ which his mother explains to him is

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    Although many may think they Beowulf was a hero‚ he really wasn‘t. On the other hand Gilgamesh was a true hero. Beowulf just wanted to be noticed and to have it said he’d done something. Although Gilgamesh was a story told to by the Sumerian city of Uruk‚ now located in central Iraq‚ Gilgamesh was an actual person‚ a king rather. Beowulf wasn’t a real person or story only an epic that was retold and passed on in comparison to Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh and his friend Enkidu only went into the woods to

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    which is extant that did not exist. Enkidu is more satisfying. He was created by the gods as a rival to Gilgamesh‚ and is thus younger. Gilgamesh was terrifying his subjects and the gods created Enkidu to “be a match for the storm of his heart…so Uruk may be rested”(Gilgamesh 1.98 - 100) Enkidu lives in the wild‚ uncivilized‚ and runs with the beasts. On the other hand‚ Patroclus comes to Phthia with his father

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    Given the secret of eternal life‚ Gilgamesh dives in the cold water‚ finds the plant and brings it to the surface. He cannot. On his return trip‚ a serpent steals the plant. Despairing‚ Gilgamesh has an epiphany when he returns to his native land of Uruk. At the city gates‚ he has an epiphany and comes to realize the importance of living life‚ of cherishing the everyday things one tends to take for granted.Gilgamesh’s quest was one of personal insight and growth. Through the physical and psychological

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    directly with life‚ death serves as a reward for a well-lived existence on earth. Gilgamesh refuses to discern that death gives life a meaning. On a separate note‚ after Gilgamesh completes his quest and undergoes his transformation‚ he returns to Uruk as a wiser king‚ sensitive to the needs of all individuals. From there‚ he establishes his legacy by offering thorough protection through building impenetrable walls‚ creating an economy in the city‚ and developing infrastructure for all citizens

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    first century A.D.‚ the bodies of such vessels were covered with more and more decoration. The jar with figural decoration is said to be from the Fayum. Vases of this type were a principal production of the Memphite faience workshop. A single fine blue glaze was used‚ but the color turns to a violet blue in the carve decoration covering the vase. The reason why I picked this fine piece of work was because it describes how it was in the Roman Period and it shoes me their way of art. And this work

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    The impact of Ancient Greek art on modern society Ancient Greek art and architecture has earned recognition all throughout the world for its exquisite artistry and its profound effect throughout the ages. Ancient Greece was a civilization that took great pride in perfection‚ excellence and overall greatness within religion‚ entertainment and political and economical life. The classical age could be seen as a turning point in art producing some of the most well renowned sculptures known today

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    Totlani Totlani Anita Totlani Professor History 130 20. June 2013 Mesopotamia Mesopotamia‚ the birthplace of civilization‚ comes with an overwhelmingly rich history. Due to its wealth in contributions to many religions and ethnic groups and its strong religious influence in the area‚ the history behind Mesopotamia comes with a lot of stories. “No development has been more momentous‚ or fraught with consequence‚ than the emergence of civilization” (Perspectives 1). First were the urban

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