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    Troy Analysis

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    PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF LEADERSHIP IN THE MAIN CHARACTER IN THE FILM “TROY” (A FILM BY WOLFGANG PETERSEN) A Final Assignment submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for Bahasa Indonesia by Durratus Sadiyah 2201409087 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF LANGUAGES AND ARTS SEMARANG STATE UNIVERSITY 2010 CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Leadership is a human subject and as such is a complex matter. Leading others is not simply a matter of style

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    Fall Of Troy

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    In book II of the Aeneid‚ Virgil depicts the fall of Troy as Aeneas tells his tale. Aeneas begins his story as the Greeks have constructed a giant horse. This was clearly an indication for the end of the war as there were no sign of the Greeks. However‚ this was a malicious trick by the Greeks as soldiers were in the hollow belly of the horse. At night‚ when the Trojans had fallen asleep‚ the Greek soldiers hidden in the horse came out‚ opened the gates‚ and gave the signal to the main army. Consequently

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    Helen Of Troy

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    1. WHY DOES PROTAGONIST (Helen of Troy) considered main cause of Trojan War? In Greek legend‚ the Trojan War was fought between the Greeks and the city of Troy.  The direct cause of this war was the beauty of Helen of Troy‚ daughter of the Greek god Zeus and Leda‚ the Queen of Sparta.  Helen was much coveted by all of the men in Troy‚ so when she chose a husband‚ the King of Sparta made all men swear that they would accept Helen’s choice of a husband and that they would also defend her if anyone

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    Troy Kell

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    Troy Kell Troy Michael Kell is a inmate at the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison‚ Utah‚ was charged with murder. Kell stabbed an inmate named Lonnie Blackmon to death on July 6‚ 1994. Before to the attack‚ Troy‚ a white supremacist‚ had been involved in race-related altercations with Blackmon before. On the day prior the killing‚ Kell and two of his othe white friends‚ Eric Daniels and Paul Payne‚ made a medical request form to visit the prison’s health check facility. Daniels

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    Helen of Troy

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    The abduction of Helen of Troy‚ the wife of Menelaus‚ by the Trojan Prince Paris‚ was the catalyst for the Trojan War. Because of the ambiguity of the occurrence‚ there exist feelings toward Helen that are at odds with one another. There are those who feel as though Helen was unjustly snatched while others believe she willingly followed Paris to Troy. Not only was the kidnapping a reason for fighting‚ it left conflicting roots of admiration and antipathy for Helen as seen in the diction‚ form

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    Oedipus and Troy Maxson

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    Sophocles fit all of qualifications. Oedipus is a tragic hero since his particular characteristic is king. In another play “Fences” by August Wilson‚ the main character Troy Maxson‚ is different with Oedipus. He is not a tragic hero of Aristotle’s concept‚ but he is a modern tragic. Oedipus was definitely a tragic hero‚ but Troy is not matching it. Following the Aristotle’s definition of tragic hero: “Aristotle observes that the protagonist‚ the hero or chief character of a tragedy‚ is a person

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    Richard Cory - Analysis

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    appearances. In the poem Richard Cory by Edwin Arlington Robinson‚ the author tries to communicate several things. Robinsons poem is about a rich man that commits suicide‚ and the thoughts of the people in town that watch him in his everyday life. In Richard Cory‚ Robinson is communicating that outward appearances are not always what they seem‚ an that money does not always make a person happy Through the poem‚ Robinson never hints to any relationships that Richard Cory may have had. There is no mention

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    Troy Maxon represents a modern tragic character very well due this is fatal flaw‚ and downfall by the end of the play. Though he may not meet the requirement of being a character of nobility or of high class‚ all the other parts of the definition of a tragic character fit him very well. We see throughout the play that his authoritarianist behavior causes him to treat his family in a way that distances him from them. By the end of the story the tragedy ends with Troy dead‚ and without his family.

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    Physical Exercise and Cory

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    haven’t even met this man. The man I am talking about is Cory Gregory. Cory is the co-founder of the company musclepharm which produces supplements. Their motto is “Fueling athletes safely.”(Gregory 6). These products have helped me to achieve my goals and teach me a little about the proper ways to take supplements safely. The book I read is called “Habits of Success and Concentration” and is written by Cory Gregory and Theron Dumont. Cory says he wanted to help people achieve their goals and have

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    “Richard Cory” by Edwin Arlington Robinson is about the tragic death of a wealthy idolized man. Robinson uses the irony of a man that seems to have the perfect life‚ to show us the reality that all is not what it seems. It is not the actual suicide that is the subject of the poem‚ but the idea that outward appearances may not always reflect what is going on inside‚ and that money may buy fame and admiration but not true happiness. Through the poem‚ it never hints or shows any relationship Richard

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