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Notes for the Three Texts. Literature & Language. Book Review
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please read the following text in this ink and take notes in bullets point for the detailed and deep analysis. do not summaries the text. each of the bullet points doesn't have to be long but detailed. the notes cannot just be summarized, it should include your own thoughts and analysis. you can also provide the quotes or evidence that could support your idea
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Notes for the Three Texts
In the second volume of Ancient Egyptian Literature A Book of Readings, Miriam Lichtheim talks about the culmination of the literary genre in the period of New Kingdom. This period spans from the 15th century to the 16th century and covers the principal dynasties of Egypt.
* From this text, it is evident that the famous Egyptian Pharaohs are Ahmose I, Thutmose III, Hatshepsut, Amenhotep III, Tutankhamun, and Akhenaten.
* Queen Hatshepsut primarily focused on how to expand the trade of Egypt, and for this purpose, they sent a number of commercial expeditions to the land of Punt.
* During the Second Intermediate era, the policies implemented by the Hyksos impacted the world to an extent. At that time, buffers were created between Egypt and the Levant.
* From this reading, I got to know that the antithetical pairs were the silent and the hot-tempered man, the wicked and the pious man, and the fool and the wise man.
* All of them contributed to the welfare and betterment of Egypt in one way or the other.
* These pairs of opposites are not restricted to the Egyptian literature; in fact, they have been a part of American and Canadian literature too.
* The world has found them in the Bible and a couple of Greek proverbs belonging to the Hellenistic period.
The text titled Genesis shares the events that impacted the Israelites, as they left the Promised Land at th...
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Notes for the Three Texts
In the second volume of Ancient Egyptian Literature A Book of Readings, Miriam Lichtheim talks about the culmination of the literary genre in the period of New Kingdom. This period spans from the 15th century to the 16th century and covers the principal dynasties of Egypt.
* From this text, it is evident that the famous Egyptian Pharaohs are Ahmose I, Thutmose III, Hatshepsut, Amenhotep III, Tutankhamun, and Akhenaten.
* Queen Hatshepsut primarily focused on how to expand the trade of Egypt, and for this purpose, they sent a number of commercial expeditions to the land of Punt.
* During the Second Intermediate era, the policies implemented by the Hyksos impacted the world to an extent. At that time, buffers were created between Egypt and the Levant.
* From this reading, I got to know that the antithetical pairs were the silent and the hot-tempered man, the wicked and the pious man, and the fool and the wise man.
* All of them contributed to the welfare and betterment of Egypt in one way or the other.
* These pairs of opposites are not restricted to the Egyptian literature; in fact, they have been a part of American and Canadian literature too.
* The world has found them in the Bible and a couple of Greek proverbs belonging to the Hellenistic period.
The text titled Genesis shares the events that impacted the Israelites, as they left the Promised Land at th...
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