In the Great flood: The Epic Gilgamesh is told from Utnapishtim’s perspective which one can assume as a journal entry as opposed to The Genesis where it forms as a biblical reference.
2.The Epic Gilgamesh is told from the perspective of a man who is forewarned of the flood but the genesis is not told in that fashion, however they are intended for numerous people. They both serve a purpose to spread the awareness of the event and its significant impact.
3.The epic of gilgamesh is expressed through imagery and comparisons such a metaphors and similes. For example, in version 1 (the epic of gilgamesh) the character personifies the flood as being angry and compares it to that of warring horses to indicate the intensity and viciousness of
2.The Epic Gilgamesh is told from the perspective of a man who is forewarned of the flood but the genesis is not told in that fashion, however they are intended for numerous people. They both serve a purpose to spread the awareness of the event and its significant impact.
3.The epic of gilgamesh is expressed through imagery and comparisons such a metaphors and similes. For example, in version 1 (the epic of gilgamesh) the character personifies the flood as being angry and compares it to that of warring horses to indicate the intensity and viciousness of