he show how he a good leader and not showing any worries. odysseus lies to the cyclopes by not telling where the ship is. he was being smart and a good leader by keeping his mouth shut about his ship so the cyclopes would not mess it up.he a good leader also because he know when to say and know what not to say. protects men by not telling them about scyllia. odysseus does not tell them about scyllia because the crew might flip out and worry to much and when something happen they might back out.
After serving for big numbers of years in the navy he thought he knows all by heart, and he did not need to follow the saturation and the rules as he book says. After he get the massage, instead of translated, he depend on his experience which he thought that the message fraught, which it could be right, but he did not think, what if he was wrong, he believed so much in himself. He did not if it was wrong, it might cause a big danger. After hunter correct him and told him what he supposed to do, his iger was so high that he but himself and the rest of the crew in danger so he can look tough, infornt of everybody ells, so people can fear and respect him more.. One of the other situations that he tried to understamed Hunter so many times
However, Odysseus told Polyphemus his name was nobody, so that when Polyphemus cried out for help, while Odysseus was shoving a stake into his eye, his fellow Cyclopes would think that no one was attacking him. But then once Odysseus had escaped Polyphemus and got onto his boat, he cried out 'My name is Odysseus. The great Odysseus has blinded you. After Odysseus took the Polyphemus eye out he then asked his father Poseidon to curse Odysseus. Which Poseidon did do, not allowing Odysseus to reach Ithaca for 10 years.”(Why did Odysseus the Cyclops his name was
In a way he did not condemned the act of the devil because he lied to his people and to the Heavens by not telling what he saw.” It is agreed, sir-it is agreed- we will abide by your judgment.” (Miller I pg.40). In this scene Parris is talking to Reverend Hale who is kind of a witchery expert. He is very smart and known through the towns of Salem. This is sort of a breath of fresh air for Parris because he probably believes that if Reverend Hale doesn’t detect witchery the towns’ people will not suspect that his household is the center of all the drama happening in Salem. In reality it is not fresh air at all, it is more of premonition of what is to come.
We see this treachery in “The Crucible” where Proctor has an affair with Abigail. Odysseus helped Greeks win in the Trojan War. Odysseus sailed nearly 10 years to go to Ithaca. Along the way, they faced many grave dangers, such as the Cyclops and Charybdis. The nature of John was to always seek truth and speak out if others abused the powers that had.
For example, in the case above the chief is trying to create the most pleasure for the most people by signing off the uncompleted maintenance jobs. In this, he/she would be preventing his chain of command from suffering the consequences of not passing the inspection by simply signing off the maintenance jobs. When evaluating gun-decking using Act Utilitarianism, which is assessing an individual act as a single act, it can make great sense to try to save the most people you can from pain and grief by cutting a few corners (Prof. Skerker). Conversely, applying Rule Utilitarianism which is assessing a single act as a general rule to gun-decking, the idea of utility becomes flawed. For instance, if every Division Officer in the Navy allowed maintenance jobs to be falsely done and recorded, then our ships would not be in fight mode or ready to defend the United
| Essay #1 | History 210 Section 02 | | Victoria Slade | 10/2/2012 | | Although there were times of strife and confusion among the Athenians in fifth century B.C.E., Pericles managed to control the chaos and allow Athens to grow culturally and politically as the greatest empire in all of Greece. Periclean Athens was, in fact, the schoolmaster of Greece, as they taught through their culture, their politics, and finally their ideals. The Athenians during this time taught by example and excelled in these areas so much that the remaining areas of Greece, and even the modern Western world were influenced and learned from this great city. In Athens, their culture was refined by this point in time with their individualized dramatic and visual arts. These aspects of their culture were vital to their identity.
The Odyssey, traditionally attributed to Homer, is one of the two great Greek epic poems1. It tells the story of Odysseus' journey home from the Trojan War. Over the course of his ten-year journey, Odysseus encounters many perils: giants, a cyclops, witches, spirits and gods. At the time that The Odyssey was composed, the Greek alphabet had not yet been developed and the poem is a product of a completely oral tradition. The ancient Greek epic tradition was an oral-formulaic tradition.
The Parthenon is a beautiful marble temple that served as a model for the architecture of the Lincoln Memorial. The Lincoln Memorial shares these same qualities with the Parthenon but instead, a statue honoring Abraham Lincoln is inside. The ancient Greeks very much enjoyed storytelling especially about heroes. Hercules is a very famous hero of the ancient Greek time who displays many of the same characteristics as America’s own hero, Superman. Hercules and Superman both are not real but Hercules left the impact of showing what an ideal hero looks like.
Homer’s audience however, knew that a war had been fought in Ilios or Troy and accepted the mythology of the poem and the exaggerated feats of its Greek heroes without questioning its historical accuracy. Nonetheless, this source documents the famous oral story of Troy while simultaneously suggesting the citadel and Troy being located as a valuable port and gateway to the Dardenelles and Black Sea. Ajax’s tower shield is consistent with Bronze Age shields depicted in artwork, in both shape and size. The details in the Homerian epic