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    Honor and leadership lead to bravery. This is portrayed into two of the greatest myths ever “Perseus” and “Theseus”. Perseus is the great son of the Olympian Zeus and Danae, the daughter of the king of Argos. Perseus is famous for his slaying of the most ferocious monsters, known as Medusa, and Cetus, the sea monster of Poseidon. Theseus is the son of Aegeus, best known for helping the region of Athens and the Athenian power through politics. Having honor is a big leading to bravery. When you…

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    The sculpture of Calf Bearer found in Athens Greece 560 BCE it is an Ionic classic style probably made of marble. It is a status behalf of Rhimbos. The greeks adopt some of the poses from the early Egyptian and korai style. Using the left foot forward but the greeks demonstrate its elegant and high standard of body proportion, the face and the body are in proportion. His is holding a calf around his neck and I noticed that Calf Bear and the Calf are making the letter “X “ with the calf legs and…

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    In today’s world, the genre of romance has a very different connotation than it did over 150 years ago. Nowadays, romance novels are typically about two people falling in love and living happily-ever-after. However, in the beginning to mid 1800’s, the idea of Romance didn’t have much to do with relationships. The era of Romanticism was one that was marked by a strong contrast against the ideals of the more scientific Enlightenment that had occurred some years previously. It is in this period…

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    These lines play a major role in books one through four because this commentary was the starting point of Telemachus’ journey. Pallas Athena was deeply moved by Telemachus’ heartfelt speech about his father. He explains to Athena, disguised as Mentês, that he has heard all of the grand stories told about his father. He knows what a brave fighter, faithful husband, and respectful man Odysseus was yet he has never been able to truly know his father as a man. Afterall, Odysseus left when Telemachus…

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    Pluto Research Paper

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    also has an inclined orbit, tilting 17 degrees relative to Earths plane.” (Zachar, Kendler) Between Mars and Jupiter, inside of the Kuiper Belt, there are numerous objects that are larger than the planet Pluto. Some even have their own moons. Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta were discovered inside the Kuiper Belt, all with relative spherical shapes. This would increase the number of planets to over twenty. With the discovery of a possible tenth planet, astronomers had to reassess what the…

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    A novel by Larissa Lai, published in 2002, Salt Fish Girl melds elements of Chinese myth and culture with science fiction to make commentary on current issues such as gender and sexuality, biotechnology, and the dangers of capitalism. Born in the United States of Chinese descent, Lai was raised in Canada, and graduated from a Canadian university with her PhD in Sociology. She is currently a writer, poet, and professor of literature at the University of British Columbia (“Larissa Lai”). Lai’s…

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    In the first line of the third stanza just as the speaker sits down to read an old book in order to keep his mind off of his late lover Lenore, the stately raven shutters in to his home and the ominous creature quickly perches itself upon a bust of Pallas, the goddess of wisdom in Greek mythology. This is a deliberate choice by Poe to contrast the robotic mindless, nature of the raven who has only one line available to it “Nevermore” with the Goddess of wisdom (Poe). There is also an extended…

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    Greek Mythology Influence

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    As people began to advanced in modern ideologies, they also look into their past as they live in a world where they are generally influence from our ancestor’s society. One of these influences is Greek culture that have been affecting our natural way of life. Greeks have create ideal concept that could not been imagine with the technology they had in their time. An example would be that they helped create the foundation of democracy, which the United States uses today. This political system…

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    Athena Research Paper

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    Athena Essay Pallas Athena is one of the most recognizable of the gods and goddesses of mount Olympus today. As the embodiment of wisdom and truth, she is someone I look up too and would very much like to emulate. While other gods and goddesses have been forgotten, or recognized only in name, Athena prevails as very well know. Athena is remembered so well because she was a direct descendent of one of the big three and very powerful, because the things she represented inspired humans to do great…

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    What is and makes an epic hero? An unknown person wrote Beowulf in 1000 A.D based in 500 A.D. Homer wrote the Iliad in 1200 B.C. These poems are based on two main characters Beowulf and Achilles. Both Beowulf and Achilles fulfill the role of an epic hero, but also are unique warriors due to their individual cultural differences. What reflects each warrior’s individual cultural differences? Beowulf comes from a culture where fighting is all they do. Also his culture strongly believes in glory.…

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