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    art, most of my beliefs about art and creativity came from the culture around me. One of these beliefs was that a piece of art comes fully from within the artist; that, to be a successful artist requires being a special class of person akin to a demigod. I believed that to be an artist you had to be born with some intrinsically special quality. This was not a well thought-out viewpoint it was simply what I had accepted from the culture around me. Nonetheless, this was the viewpoint that I held…

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    Like other stories before that there always a hero that is created and sometime exaggerated of the persona that it portrays. One story that I can relate to Beowulf is “Gilgamesh” demigod who like Beowulf has superhuman strength and also battles his Grendel which in Gilgamesh it is his mortality and the fear of death. Like Gilgamesh, Beowulf lets his pride get the better of him and pays extremely for it. Is like I always say every…

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    share similar characteristics with the human world? This essay will closely analyze and distinguish how the Greco-Roman gods and goddesses share human emotions. “The Metamorphoses of Ovid” demonstrates to the readers on how these gods and goddesses, demigods, monsters, heroes, etc., obtain weaknesses and strength by being highly emotional and behaving inconsistently and immorally like humans do. Interestingly enough, according to its myth, they share the same distinctive human body—Zeus is…

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    Many people often look at Greek and Roman mythology with an amateur view of things. To someone who has not done any in depth studying, it can most certainly seem that they are very similar. To a person who has done in depth studying, it is possible to learn to spot differences. While there are many differences between the two beliefs, there even differences between aspects in a single belief. It can be anything from differences between multiple subjects of Greek mythology, to the same in Roman.…

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    What Mortals Want Gods and celebrities alike are held on a pedestal [untouchable] my mortal men. Some mortals even have shrines to commemorate these higher beings, but as stories and history has shown these higher beings have very human qualities and emotions… So what sets [them] apart? Clay Routledge, a social Psychologist researching how people view themselves has an impact on their lives, writes an article To Feel meaningful is to Feel Immortal. Scott Barry Kaufman, is a psychologist who’s…

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    Disney releases its first movie that branches away of its fairy tale inspired films in 1997, and focuses on the Greek myth involving the son of Zeus named Hercules (Parada, “The Original Hercules and Disney’s”). Even though it originates from the myth, the Disney adaption of Hercules differs from the myth to make the content more suitable for its young audience and similar to society’s norms, and the differences are evident in the origins of Hercules, the role of Megara, and the becoming a hero.…

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    Gilgamesh Research Paper

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    defeated. Gilgamesh on the other hand was demigod who built the city of Uruk surrounded by sky high walls. Both the rulers gave equal importance to construction. But Gilgamesh on the other hand did not give much importance to expansion of his territories like Cyrus the Great. Gilgamesh was lazier and troubled his people and yet was accepted as the ruler. Cyrus was a proper human yet one of the powerful rulers the history has witnessed. Gilgamesh was a demigod, one third of human and two third of…

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    and loyalty to family. Although these characters were similar in their own respect, Virgil made a clear distention in the two using their personalities and different motivations. In comparing these characters, you will first find that both were demigods were one parent is a God and the other parent is a mortal. Achilles mother was the immortal Thetis and his father was the King of Thessaly, Peleus. While Aeneas parents were…

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    what; however, life is really made up of individual choices from free will. Destiny is defined as the predetermined, usually inevitable, course of events (Dictionary.com). Destiny plays a huge role in mythology, religion, and media. Greek heroes and demigod stories often included them fulfilling their destinies, the Bible mentions destiny with God’s “plan for you” all the time, and there are too many television shows, movies, and video games to name that involve a protagonist fulfilling their…

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    Summerian Inventions

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    Introduction im so evil i am going to desatroy your paper The Sumerian civilization was the most successful civilization. First of all, they created inventions still in use today. They also irrigated one of the driest places in the world. Finally, they were the first civilization to ever walk the earth. Inventions All of these inventions carried over to our modern society. Why did they carry over to our great society? They did because they are great implements. Sailboats help us move across…

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