PPT-Parallel structure – suggesting epic poetry

Order of events in the Rape of the Lock Calling on the muse beginning and end Caryl The machinery the sylphs etc replacing the presiding gods of epic The arming of the protagonist Belinda at her toilet. “[. Ino. ] broke the . broke from the waves . like a . shearwater (a diving bird) on the wing…” (Homer 162). This is just your regular, garden-variety simile.. EPIC SIMILE. : an extended simile often running to several lines, used typically in epic poetry to intensify . . Iliad. Re-cap of Book I. Apollo is mad that Agamemnon (son of . Atreus. ) has stolen . Chryseis. (daughter of Apollo’s priest, . Chryses. ). Chryses. comes to the camp and says that the . Achaians. The Odyssey. by Homer. PowerPoint by Erin Salona. Epithets. brief descriptive phrases. characterize a person or thing. sometimes set off by commas. used . to help the . rhapsode. & listener better remember details. The Odyssey. Identify and explain the elements of a Greek myth. Identify and explain the elements of an epic poem and a hero’s journey. Identify and explain the characteristics of an epic hero. Analyze the relationship between myths and legends and epic poetry. Evaluate Odysseus’ status as an epic hero by analyzing his actions and motives. . One of the most important cultural values in . T. he. . Odyssey. is that of . xenia (hospitality), . a Greek concept encompassing the generosity and courtesy shown to those who are far from home. How is hospitality established as a key value in the epic?. The Odyssey. Journal (4-5 Sentences). What makes a hero? What are the qualities a hero must possess?. What is an Epic?. A long story in poem form.. An epic has a hero.. The epic is the story of the hero’s travels and his fights with monsters.. Literary Term Glossary. Term. Definition. Example. Epic Hero. A larger than life figure, typically of noble or semi-divine birth who pits. his courage, skill and virtue against evil forces.. Achilles. Dr Susan Cartwright. Dept of Physics and Astronomy. University of Sheffield. Parallel Universes. Are you unique?. Could there be another “you” differing only in what you had for breakfast this morning?. Epic. -a.  . long.  poetic.  composition, usually centered upon . a . hero. in which a series of great obstacles and majestic achievements occur.. Myth. -. a story that explains an unexplainable event.. What Is Parallel Structure?. Parallel structure involves putting together elements of similar structure to achieve balanced writing.. Parallelism is an effective literary and rhetorical device that enables a writer to convey an importance, to explain an idea or to draw a comparison. (In fact, that sentence just used parallelism.) When an audience sees or hears parallelism, they sit up and take note. It is also effective because it is easily remembered.. a. naphora. - the repetition of a sequence of words in neighboring clauses. Ex . – “. Never shall I forget.  that night, the first night in camp…. . Never shall . I . forget.  that smoke. . Update. By Department . xxxx. (insert name of specialty/department/group) . Date: . xxxxxx. Presenter: . xxxxx. TOH Readiness Owners. xxxxx. (list of Readiness Owners). xxxxx. (list of Readiness Owners). The Epistle. Occasional Poetry . Sijo. Poems. Didactic Poetry. Slam Poetry. Epic Poems. The Canto. Mock Epics. The Palinode. Prose Poetry. Concrete Poetry. Epic. Long, narrative poem.. Hero protagonist acts in mythic or historical ways.. Luke Chen, PhD. NCCU-01-16VW. December 27, 2016. Author: Doug Lee, PhD. Metabolomic impact of Nrf2 activation on esophageal epithelium. Study Overview. Study Design. Study Objective. The goal of this study was to characterize the metabolic impact of loss of Nrf2 and Keap1 on mouse esophageal epithelium tissue and (in a separate adult wild type cohort) to identify changes in esophageal epithelial .