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CENG 201 Reading Response: ​Ilaid For this assignment: ● Begin by identifying the idea of "​Freedom​" in the ​Iliad​. How is this word defined? ● Then, choose one section of ​Iliad​ XXXXXXXXXXlines)...

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CENG 201 Reading Response: ​Ilaid
For this assignment:
● Begin by identifying the idea of "​Freedom​" in the ​Iliad​. How is this word defined?
● Then, choose one section of ​Iliad​ XXXXXXXXXXlines) that is related to your understanding of
how ​Freedom ​is defined in the text.
● This section can be about a ​specific character, custom, or action​, but it must answer the
following criteria:
1. What does this section say, directly or indirectly, about some aspect of
freedom, whether it be personal or professional?
2. How might a character’s freedom be enhanced or diminished by another
character?
3. By his/her role in society? And, by cultural expectations?

Requirements
1. Write a two (but not more than three) page essay analyzing the section you have chosen,
using all of the questions listed above to help in your analysis.
2. Format of the essay:
a. Introduction that defines how you are using “freedom” in this context, introduces the
speech, and ends with a thesis statement.
. Three - four paragraphs in which you prove your thesis by analysis.
c. Conclusion that answers the question, “Why is this speech's notion of freedom
important for ​Antigone​ as a whole?”

You MUST include:
1. MLA Formatting - there is a reference guide on Bb under Course Documents.
2. Quotes from your section
3. Works Cited Page!
4. NO Outside Sources! This assignment is to show your analytical and critical thinking
skills.
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Dr. Vidhya answered on Feb 27 2021
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Title: CENG 201 Reading Response: Iliad
Contents
Introduction    3
Concept of Freedom and Fate    3
Conclusion    4
Works Cited    5
Introduction
Freedom is implied as the power to act on individual level without having superior authoritative force above. However, the concept of freedom does not come guaranteed in Iliad by Homer. There is a close link between the fate of the characters and their free will, if they prefer to act upon the same.
In other words, in some of the specific occasions, the choice of freedom remains heavy upon the lives of the wa
iors who chose it because the wrath of Gods, the Apollo in particular, is high on them. The following is an analysis of the opening part of the Book I when the wa
iors of Agamemnon capture tow beautiful maidens from the temple of Apollo and it turns out to be a devastating factor to the Greek war camps.
Concept of Freedom and Fate
At first, it is significant to note here that the concept of freedom is explained in the Book I through the perceptions of the...
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