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The Epic of Gilgamesh, from ancient Mesopotamia, is often cited as the first great literary
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What Was the First Book Ever Written?
By The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
The Epic of Gilgamesh, from ancient Mesopotamia, is often cited as the first great literary
composition, although some shorter have survived that are even earlier (notably the “Kesh Temple
Hymn” and “The Instructions of Shuruppak”). Apart from its length, the Epic of Gilgamesh may be
considered the earliest significant composition because of its enduring impact on literature through
the ages. It is believed to have influenced other ancient literary works, including the Iliad, the
Odyssey, Alexander romance literature, and the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), all of which continue
to have significant literary impact in their own right.
Available at: https://www.britannica.com/story/what-was-the-first-book-ever-written# Access at: 02 dec. 2024. Adapted.
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What Was the First Book Ever Written?
By The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
The Epic of Gilgamesh, from ancient Mesopotamia, is often cited as the first great literary
composition, although some shorter have survived that are even earlier (notably the “Kesh Temple
Hymn” and “The Instructions of Shuruppak”). Apart from its length, the Epic of Gilgamesh may be
considered the earliest significant composition because of its enduring impact on literature through
the ages. It is believed to have influenced other ancient literary works, including the Iliad, the
Odyssey, Alexander romance literature, and the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), all of which continue
to have significant literary impact in their own right.
Available at: https://www.britannica.com/story/what-was-the-first-book-ever-written# Access at: 02 dec. 2024. Adapted.
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What Was the First Book Ever Written?
By The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
The Epic of Gilgamesh, from ancient Mesopotamia, is often cited as the first great literary
composition, although some shorter have survived that are even earlier (notably the “Kesh Temple
Hymn” and “The Instructions of Shuruppak”). Apart from its length, the Epic of Gilgamesh may be
considered the earliest significant composition because of its enduring impact on literature through
the ages. It is believed to have influenced other ancient literary works, including the Iliad, the
Odyssey, Alexander romance literature, and the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), all of which continue
to have significant literary impact in their own right.
Available at: https://www.britannica.com/story/what-was-the-first-book-ever-written# Access at: 02 dec. 2024. Adapted.
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What Was the First Book Ever Written?
By The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
The Epic of Gilgamesh, from ancient Mesopotamia, is often cited as the first great literary
composition, although some shorter have survived that are even earlier (notably the “Kesh Temple
Hymn” and “The Instructions of Shuruppak”). Apart from its length, the Epic of Gilgamesh may be
considered the earliest significant composition because of its enduring impact on literature through
the ages. It is believed to have influenced other ancient literary works, including the Iliad, the
Odyssey, Alexander romance literature, and the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), all of which continue
to have significant literary impact in their own right.
Available at: https://www.britannica.com/story/what-was-the-first-book-ever-written# Access at: 02 dec. 2024. Adapted.
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'Blitz' review: In wartime London, a family's search for sanity
Adam Graham
By Detroit News Film Critic
A mother and her son are separated in wartime London in "Blitz," director Steve McQueen's drama
about clinging onto hope in the middle of chaos.
British actress Saoirse Ronan is Rita, who has to say goodbye to her son George (newcomer Elliott
Heffernan, in his first role), who joins the thousands of children who are sent by train to live in the
English countryside as Germany throws bombs on London during World War II.
Their parting is tense. "Don't forget to be a good boy," she tells him, all love. "I hate you," George
replies. The boy, who is bi-racial and never knew his father, is scared by the situation and terrified
to be on his own.
Midway into his journey, he jumps off the train to make his way back to London on foot. He ends up
in a series of mini-adventures that play out like chapters in a Charles Dickens novel.
Director McQueen efficiently identifies beauty even in the darkest of spaces, whether in a subway
station where people are taking cover from air raids, or in the neighborhoods destroyed by bombs.
For McQueen, the diversity of London is a constant issue in the film as is the prevalence of racism.
"Blitz" is a story of struggle and never giving up in the face of imminent doom.
Available at: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/entertainment/movies/2024/11/21/blitz-review-in-wartime-london-afamilys-search-for-sanity/76474861007/ Access at: 27 Nov. 2024. Adapted.
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'Blitz' review: In wartime London, a family's search for sanity
Adam Graham
By Detroit News Film Critic
A mother and her son are separated in wartime London in "Blitz," director Steve McQueen's drama
about clinging onto hope in the middle of chaos.
British actress Saoirse Ronan is Rita, who has to say goodbye to her son George (newcomer Elliott
Heffernan, in his first role), who joins the thousands of children who are sent by train to live in the
English countryside as Germany throws bombs on London during World War II.
Their parting is tense. "Don't forget to be a good boy," she tells him, all love. "I hate you," George
replies. The boy, who is bi-racial and never knew his father, is scared by the situation and terrified
to be on his own.
Midway into his journey, he jumps off the train to make his way back to London on foot. He ends up
in a series of mini-adventures that play out like chapters in a Charles Dickens novel.
Director McQueen efficiently identifies beauty even in the darkest of spaces, whether in a subway
station where people are taking cover from air raids, or in the neighborhoods destroyed by bombs.
For McQueen, the diversity of London is a constant issue in the film as is the prevalence of racism.
"Blitz" is a story of struggle and never giving up in the face of imminent doom.
Available at: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/entertainment/movies/2024/11/21/blitz-review-in-wartime-london-afamilys-search-for-sanity/76474861007/ Access at: 27 Nov. 2024. Adapted.
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'Blitz' review: In wartime London, a family's search for sanity
Adam Graham
By Detroit News Film Critic
A mother and her son are separated in wartime London in "Blitz," director Steve McQueen's drama
about clinging onto hope in the middle of chaos.
British actress Saoirse Ronan is Rita, who has to say goodbye to her son George (newcomer Elliott
Heffernan, in his first role), who joins the thousands of children who are sent by train to live in the
English countryside as Germany throws bombs on London during World War II.
Their parting is tense. "Don't forget to be a good boy," she tells him, all love. "I hate you," George
replies. The boy, who is bi-racial and never knew his father, is scared by the situation and terrified
to be on his own.
Midway into his journey, he jumps off the train to make his way back to London on foot. He ends up
in a series of mini-adventures that play out like chapters in a Charles Dickens novel.
Director McQueen efficiently identifies beauty even in the darkest of spaces, whether in a subway
station where people are taking cover from air raids, or in the neighborhoods destroyed by bombs.
For McQueen, the diversity of London is a constant issue in the film as is the prevalence of racism.
"Blitz" is a story of struggle and never giving up in the face of imminent doom.
Available at: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/entertainment/movies/2024/11/21/blitz-review-in-wartime-london-afamilys-search-for-sanity/76474861007/ Access at: 27 Nov. 2024. Adapted.
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