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Myth Comparisons.

... the staff from the muddy water, clumps of mud fell on top of the water and formed into the islands of Japan. The pair went down to the earth, and everywhere they went, flowers and plants sprouted. They had four children. One was the sun, one was the moon, one lived in the water and created storms ...

4 pages 96 Sep/2003 5.0

This is a essay about unicorns. this includes 3 in text citations and is great to use if you get to pick the topic you are writing on.

... a field having a picnic, then, all of a sudden a big white horse comes up to you, but, then you notice the big horn coming out of its head and you know it is a Unicorn. Many people believe in suck a thing as a Unicorn, in my report I am going to tell you about these people, and the ...

3 pages 18 Feb/2005 5.0

Pandoras Box: Have Postmodern Artists Gone too Far?

... to the status of the art director as a guardian of art, it creates a grotesque paradox; the directors of contemporary art museums are the promoters and protectors of anti-art. One important way in which they protect postmodernism is by ignoring any alternative; they are silent when it comes to ...

6 pages 45 Apr/2006 5.0

Gilgamesh And Death

... of the world. The scorpion-man advises Gilgamesh of the danger of this trip (The Epic of Gilgamesh 71-73) but this did not stop Gilgamesh for his desire for immortality far exceeded his fear of the dangers of the journey. Gilgamesh's fear of death again becomes evident when he reaches the sea shore ...

3 pages 59 Feb/2008 5.0

Fall Of Troy

... to put an end to the endless war. They thought of the stratagem of the wooden hourse. Odysseus asked a skillful worker in wood made a huge wooden horse which was hollow and so big that it could hold a number of men. The chieftains were hide inside the horse. Then asked a person named Sinon to ...

3 pages 1586 Dec/2001 5.0

Comparison between Beowulf and Gilgamesh.

... the gods doom Enkidu to die. After Enkidu's death, Gilgamesh seeks out the wise man Utnapishtim to learn the secret of immortality. The sage recounts to Gilgamesh a story of a great flood (the details of which are so remarkably similar to later biblical accounts of the flood that scholars have ...

6 pages 164 1 Oct/2003 5.0

On the Myth of "The Raven and the First Men"

... a prominent feature of the Haida society like the cultures of other early humans. One such concept is the origin of humans, which “The Raven and the First Men” explains in the Haida culture. A common aspect of the different myths of cultures is that the ...

2 pages 23 Nov/2007 5.0

Comparison between Prometheus in the epic of Gilgamesh and the snake in Genesis.

... the snake have very similar qualities. They are both extremely knowledgeable and wiser than the rest of mankind. Prometheus is known for being wiser than the other Gods such as Atlas. Therefore, he is closer to being compared to the father of all Gods, Zeus. The snake also has these god ...

3 pages 27 Nov/2005 5.0

Myths and What They Mean to Me

... water, sun, the moon, and etc in the world. One day, a chameleon heard a strange sound inside the trunk, so he cut it open - and out walked the very first two humans. That's just one of the very many myths that show how the Earth, or certain things in it, came to ...

3 pages 19 Oct/2009 5.0

Zeus: Ladies Man or Con Artist

... immortal women ( Zeus , 2006). According to the myth, his first love was Metis, who was the goddess of prudence. He proceeded to swallow Metis in fear of their future daughter's son taking over his reign and also to carry their unborn child to birth himself, without a ...

2 pages 11 Feb/2008 5.0

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