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ID number:537877
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Published: 31.01.2004.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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The meaning of the term "hero" has been debated since the beginning of time itself. However, the Geek conception"hero" has laid the foundation of how modern man defines "hero."According to Overfeild, the concept of the Greek hero is accented by his "virtues of personal honor, bravery, and loyalty to ones comrades" (50). In The Odyssey, the Greek hero, Odysseus, possessed each one of these attributes. In "A Journey to the Underworld," the reader can pick up what characteristics Achaean men considered to be a "hero."
First, the spirit of Teiresias of Thebes addresses Odysseus saying "Son o…

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