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D.the Greek people valued respect.
Explanation:
From the excerpt Given, it was read that the Minotuar who was born to King Mino's wife was a product whose birth was coursed when the king decided once again not to sacrifice the white bull given for sacrifice on the basis that it was fine, and he decided to sacrifice another. This act of not honoring the sacrificial bull and decision to sacrifice another showed a lack of disrespect which resulted in the unnatural feelings between the bull and Mino's wife
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Jungian theory can be applied to literature of any period—there is a brilliant analysis of Colonna’s Hypnerotomachia Poliphili by Linda Fierz-David based on the psychological meaning of alchemical symbolism. Freudian and related theories fail for pre-Romantic work. As for post-colonial theory—only for works written with that point of view. Valid analysis of meaning is possible only in the context of the period and milieu in which a work was written.
Explanation:
1. What generation of women does the speaker describe?
“The poem “Women” is about the women of the speakers “mama’s generation.”
2. List three things that these women tried to obtain for their children?
1. Freedom
2. Knowledge &
3. A better life.
3. How did they go about obtaining what they knew their children needed?
“They had to battle down slavery and racism.”
4. In lines 12-18 Walker uses an implied metaphor, suggesting rather than stating a comparison. What does she compare the women to?
“How they overcame challenges, but not necessarily in a battle form.”
5. What is the speaker’s tone, her attitude toward these women?
“The tone of this poem is strong and confident.
6. What words or phrases in the poem help you identify the speakers tone?
“The quote “fists as well as hands” fits this saying that these women fought.”
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