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    When we look at history, we have to wonder: So what kinda stories did they tell? How did they tell them? Were they any good? To answer the last question they are very good. Better than you might even expect. Even though they are all good and come from many different societies, they all have a lot things in common. Starting from the beginning of history (well, as far as we can date back), stories, despite their time periods, different cultures, and different people, have been kind of writing the…

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    Christina Causey HIS 101 Research Paper 18 February 2015 Life in Mesopotamia Mesopotamia life cannot be compared to the life in Rome or Greece because of the distinguishing differences. Mesopotamia could not be considered to live a unified and sophisticated way of life. In 4500 BCE, through that rise of the city, people of Mesopotamia did however live their lives in comparable ways. Value was placed on the written word by the people of Mesopotamia. The scribes appeared to be infatuated…

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    The Morphology of Horror: Propp and The Walking Dead as Myth “For all peoples, death is the first teacher, the first pain, the edge beyond which life as we know it ends and wonder begins.” – Wade Davis There exists a strange fervor in humanity for the horrific, a desire for that which in reality frightens, and in the imagination thrills. Despite our efforts to avoid the harsh touch of death, we still flirt playfully with its presence, and dream of situations where the unknown and impossible…

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    Ruby, the escort of Delirium and Dream. In chapter four, there is the haunting image of Ruby as she was found burnt to an unrecognizable state after supposedly falling asleep with a lite cigarette in her mouth (Gaiman 23). There is also the death of Ishtar, Destruction’s past lover, as she…

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    Ahkmenrah: A Short Story

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    of Babylon to become more successful and to have a better life. Father says that because we are coming together to live one area we have a better chance selling our crops and buying other people 's goods. It is a beautiful city, especially with the Ishtar Gate and its colorful glazed brick that guards the palace. Even though we…

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    Epic of Gilgamesh and Instruction to Merikare reflect aspects of kingship and cultural implications in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. The ancient Egyptians, unlike most people in Mesopotamia, did not create heroic tales like the Epic of Gilgamesh. Although Egyptians and Mesopotamian civilizations are evidently both similar in that they blah, they are also intricate and distinguishable in ways such that they embody different perceptions on religion, culture, and the way divinity is manifested…

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    My Mistakes In My Writing

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    Every writer can write good articles-some can even write great ones. But most writers aren't living up to their potential. Here is a list of ways that you can improve your writing. Most of these are fixes to very common mistakes. Use the word processor that came with your computer. Mine is Microsoft Works Word Processor. The word processor has a spell- check and you can set it to check your grammar as well. I'm always finding errors in my writing thanks to these checks. I was given the advice…

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