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    demands Achilles hands over his “prize” Briseas so that he may have “another prize ready” (page 110). To Agamemnon and his men women are seen as prizes of war that they have fought so valiantly to be awarded. Although Agamemnon has several women on the island of Lesbos and even a wife, Clytemnestra; he feels he deserves a prize like every other man so he must take…

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    upon, you are at war with each other. This quote by Thomas Hobbes can easily be compared to the Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Lord of the Flies begins initially with their social contract. Boys aged from six to twelve find themselves on an island with no official leadership and no adults. The boys are forced to create their own laws and ways to survive. When someone is holding the white conch, they are now the leader. William Golding stated,…

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    Native American Analysis

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    Country from the river on each Side is open wavering plains, some pine can be seen in every direction of the hills. At about 4 P. M, Meriwether and William and the rest of our group left through the butifull bottom, passing an Indian Fort on a small island from the Lard Shore. While traveling, Shields killed a buffalow which caused William and the rest of the group to halt sooner than expected. While we rested, George attempted to mount his horse after shooting a deer and fell on a snag and sent…

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    Order In Lord Of The Flies

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    The Lord of the Flies, a novel by William Golding, is about boys being abandoned on an uninhabited island and establishing a system of rule, protecting the boys from themselves initially. Over time the boys begin letting their true natures show, destroying the established rule of the island for their own desires. Order protects one from themselves and others, but is easily destroyed by pursuing one 's inner desires. Golding uses the characters to prove how order protects one from one 's own…

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    I know exactly where we should go.” The place I chose to go to is called love island. We live by a lake called Lake Arrowhead, which is a decent sized lake, about 6 millies squared, in Waterboro and Limerick, Maine. Island is across from a small sandy beach which has two benches and 6 huge rocks. On the island there is plenty of huge green oak and pine trees. On the left side of the island there is a pathway that leads to a great big rope swing that sends you thirty feet out into the…

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    The Mediterranean Culture

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    looked at other than the nationalistic view as is normally presented. Paich lets the reader know at the very beginning of the article that there is no specific hypothesis which he is attempting to prove or disprove. Instead he would like to bring forth evidence of many cultural similarities and the diversity of culture throughout different locations in the Mediterranean. Paich has taken ideas from German Art Historian Aby Warburg, Fritz Saxl and Erwin Panofsky as the methodology used has…

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    The Scientific Revolution

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    accurately set a date for Easter. Although some of Copernicus’ ideas weren’t fully correct, they laid the groundwork for changes to be made in people’s mentalities about astronomy, and this allowed for the correct notions of astronomy to be brought forth eventually. Astronomy was also changed with regards to the instrumentation being used to make observations, and the quality of these instruments. The instruments used to view the cosmos were introducing error to the information collected because…

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    On an island that destroys innocence and welcomes chaos lives a group of boys. The book, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, was written after World War II. World War II was a very dark place, such as when Golding states that he witnessed doctors killing men when doctors are meant to protect people and heal them. A plane crashed and a group of boys was left alone on the island. Golding shows the transition of the boys from society and innocence, to savagery and chaos. Without society, our…

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    Greek concept of hospitality, has been passed down for centuries. In Homer’s The Odyssey, Odysseus tries to find his way back home after the Trojan War. During this journey, Odysseus enters many households, such as Polyphemus’s lair and Calypso's island. In each household, Xenia's may be shown in a positive or negative light, but either way, it is a subject of great cultural importance. While Xenia has long been embedded in Greek society , in The Odyssey, Homer suggests that it is not a good…

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    19) Odysseus-(O-dIS-e-us) Greeks believe that Odysseus fought in the Trojan war and had truble returning to his kingdom and home on the island of Ithaca.Odysseus was King of Ithaca and husband to Queen Penelope and father to the prince Telemachus. Odysseus is the favorite of the goddess Athina and a Pure enemy with Poseidon who makes it hard for Odysseus to return home. 20) Penelope-(pe-NEL-o-pee)…

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