'Trojan war' diaporamas de présentation

FINAL REVIEW

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ANTIGONE

ANTIGONE. by Sophocles The best lecture ever! 85 slides of non-stop fun!. Vocabulary Words. Write the following words on separate paper. Make sure you spell them correctly. Define and learn the meanings of the words.

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Archaic Greece

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Ancient Greece

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Week Three

Week Three. ????????? ( ??? ). ??????. 1. ??????????? (15 ?? ) 2. ?? Iliad ?????? (30 ?? ) 3. ???? (5 ?? ) 4. ???? (20 ?? ) 5. ???????? (20 ?? ) 6. ?? (10 ?? ). A Synopsis. ?? Achilles ?????????? : ???????? The Iliad (Book XXIV) ?????????????????? ?? ???? :

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Classical Greek Mythology

Classical Greek Mythology. Literature Mrs. Schultz. Mythology. Oral tradition Rewritten many times over Many discrepancies. Purpose of Myths. Explain events in nature Teach a lesson or moral: explain how things were supposed to be or how humans were supposed to act To entertain.

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Review for Mythology Test

Review for Mythology Test. These are the things you need to know!. Why do we study mythology?. To understand allusions to mythology in literature and in everyday life. Who were the two great gods of earth, and what did each one do for mankind?.

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Chapter Nineteen Lecture One

Chapter Nineteen Lecture One. The Trojan War. The Trojan War. A great legendary event about which many stories are told Set in about 1200 BC The two great stories, among others, are The Iliad and The Odyssey

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Ancient Greece

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Understanding Hamlet

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Hero?

Hero?. Name two heroes in your life who are not in your family. Answer the following questions about each hero you listed: What quality or characteristics does this hero have? What has made this person a hero in your life?. Epic Poem or Story.

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Odyssey Epic Literary Terms

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How did Greek thought dominate Western inquiry for centuries to come?

How did Greek thought dominate Western inquiry for centuries to come?. It investigated the relationship between individual freedom and civic responsibility The nature of the beautiful The ideal harmony between the natural world and the intellectual realm

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Mythology Review

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Romantic Poets

Romantic Poets. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. First poem in the collection Lyrical Ballads (1798) Imitates earlier ballads in style But uses supernatural and gothic imagery to introduce the element of romance Tale of crime and punishment.

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Ulysses by Alfred Tennyson

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Gawain as Arthurian literature

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Back to Crete

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List Poems

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Troy

Troy. By: Paige Redmon Highland Park Elementary Spring 2009. Heinrich Schleimann. Heinrich Schleimann was the main excavator of Troy. He was born in Neubukow, Germany, in 1822. His father was a minister. His mother died when he was only nine years old. Heinrich died on December 26, 1890.

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