Some People needs and wants to change themselves to be a different person like becoming an opposite sex from what people is born as like from boy to girl or girl to boy that is happening everyday to be their … Continue reading
Hello Everyone, if anyone interest to see Gilgamesh as a character is kind of like then check the Anime called Fate Zero where he plays one of the seven servants to help their master to get the Holy Grail by … Continue reading
In the Epic of Giglamesh, there seems to be a considerable amount of homoerotic themes being presented throughout the epic. For modern day readers, we may find it intriguing and “special” that such a theme was present back in this … Continue reading
The Epic of Gilgamesh tells the tale of the King of Uruk: Gilgamesh. He is a conceited and pompous young king that oppresses his citizens (from tiring the men of the city with useless sports challenges to taking advantage of … Continue reading
WangWei, Li Bo and Du Fu, these three people were alive at the same time and lived under the Tang dynasty, the Tang dynasty was said to be a prosperous time in ancient China. Why did these poets interpretations of … Continue reading
The Epic of Gilgamesh is an Epic poem from ancient Mesopotamia surviving in one the first written languages, cuneiform. It is the earliest piece of literature that archeologists have found, it dates back to 2100 B.C.E. These stone and clay … Continue reading
The role of feminism/women and women desire over moral and social standards.
Does the fable support the idea that one should keep a friend close but their enemies closer, or is it merely saying that one should always be good to everyone? Aesop tends to use animals in his fables, but which … Continue reading
[Zoraya Almonte] ORIGINS OF THE GYMNASIUM The word gymnasium comes from the Greek words gumnazo [which means exercise] and gumnos [which means naked]. Thus, in Ancient Greece the gymnasium was a place where males would exercise and train in the … Continue reading
Dreams play an important role in Gilgamesh. How important ? What is the role or value of the dreams in the Epic of Gilgamesh?