Furthermore, using same sonar technique animals like dolphins and bats make use of the sound waves to find their way and navigate as the waves are sent out then reflected off the objects around those animals. Those animals use the reflection of sound waves to create images of their surroundings. Beside, digital images that can be provided by sending sound wave into human bodies can help doctors to detect internal injuries and
Reflective Practice In the beginning, there is not just one definition of reflective practice. After I read the three articles about reflective practice, I found that each one has different definition about reflective practice. The author in the first article says that "Reflective teaching means looking at what you do in the classroom, thinking about why you do it, and thinking about if it works - a process of self-observation and self-evaluation," (Tice, 2004). The second article says, " Reflective
are strong, independent, and motivated. The hero Odysseus, from The Odyssey, is an epic hero, while Okonkwo, from Things Fall Apart, is a tragic hero. For Odysseus, his task is to sail back home after the Battle of Troy, while facing the fury of the gods. After many challenges with different powerful influences, Odysseus must use his master of schemes skills to find his way home. With the help of the god, Athena, and his son, Telemachus, Odysseus finds his way home and defeats the suitors who are
2014 Odysseus’s Character Book 11 Though Odysseus is devastated with grief at the dead he finds in Erebus, he finds the courage to keep his head so that he can talk to Tiresias and find his way home. Odysseus is emotional when he starts to sees the ghosts in Erebus. Odysseus first talks to Elpenor at the House of The Dead. Elpenor is one of Odysseus companions who died. Odysseus says, “But I wept to see him now, pity touched my heart” (11.61). When Odysseus says that, he is talking about how he wants
Odyssey, by Homer the main character, Odysseus, is primarily flawed. To star, Odysseus is overly prideful. In the beginning of the story he tells King Alcinous the story of his travels, and begins with, "I am Laretes' son Odysseus. Men hold me formidable for guile in peace and war: this fame has gone abroad to the sky's rim". This shows that Odysseus believes he is an impressive, strong man, and the he is known to by a large portion of the world. Next, Odysseus is overly curious which is a major flaw
1. Note when Odysseus sleeps or is asked to sleep. Name some implications of sleep. In what ways could Homer be using sleep as structure or symbol? When Odysseus is sleeping there is generally a certain realization when he awakens, such as when he awoke on his native land: “Odysseus, meanwhile, / Awoke from his sleep in his ancestral land- / And did not recognize it. He had been gone so long,” (13. 194-196). Odysseus did not know where he was or if the land was even populated with cultured people
Odysseus’ address to the Cyclops reveals his naïve exigency and the Greek tradition of hospitality. The conflict between Odysseus and the Cyclops is first conveyed through the diction of Odysseus’ introduction. He describes the Cyclops as having a “rumbling voice and” being a “monstrous hulk.” The Cyclops is clearly angry over his encroaching. Odysseus, blinded by desperation, interprets the Cyclops’ anger as poor etiquette towards guests. He feels the need to both calm the Cyclops and build himself
In the script “Odysseus and the Sirens”, I believe Odysseus, a Greek soldier, is a true hero. I determined this because, through his actions, words, and thoughts from other present characters, he portrays many heroic characteristics, consisting of selflessness, dedication, and bravery. The first heroic trait in correlation with Odysseus would be selflessness. Throughout the progression of the script, Odysseus is read speaking and doing many things that resemble selfless behaviour. For example,
Ransoming Children Intro to comparison and contrast of ransoming children or something. In this essay, this sucks I knw, but anyway, I am discussing the similarities and differences in the two instances of ransoming children back from their capturers in the Illiad. In both situations, a father seeks to ransom back his child from the capturer. One for his stolen daughter, and the other for the body of his son. Both men offer extravagant and numerous gifts for the return of their children. Chryses
and resides on a farm in Ithaca. He gains his spirit back when Odysseus returned and soon killed Antinous's father. 14) Melanthius- (meh-lan-thee-us) He is the brother of Melantho. Also he abused the beggar who appeared in Odysseus's palace who actually is Odysseus himself. 15) Melantho- (meh-lam-tho) She is the sister of Melanthius. She also like her brother abused the beggar who appeared in Odysseus's palace who is still Odysseus himself. 16) Menelaus- (men-I-ey-uh s) He is the king of Sparta