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Title: Literary Criticism Essay
Contents
Introduction    3
Analysis    4
Conclusion    6
Work Cited    8
Introduction
    The two epics which are The Winnebago Tales and Gilgamesh both illustrates and highlights several events which emphasizes on the life after death and the events which emanates thereafter. On one hand the story of Winnebago is a collection or series of stories which are based on the characteristics of Native Americans and the myths which features the tricksters. This trickster is a form of lifeforce and cultural illustration of the mankind which transforms itself into many different forms such as human beings, wild animals, plants and various other objects in this beautiful world. In the epic Gilgamesh, who was the king of Uruk, it illustrates about the Gilgamesh’s torture towards his pupil and his greed for becoming immortal. Further, almost two-third of Gilgamesh resembled like God and one-third like a man. Although Gilgamesh was cruel to his country people, he builds temples towers which was surrounded by high walls and marvelous ziggurats in the city of Uruk (Britannica, 2021). In the epic story of Gilgamesh there were different characters along with events which came to represent the orders and chaos which was being presented to the natural and cultured world. Hence, it was only after the balance of two contradictory forces which helped Gilgamesh to bring harmony and pleasure in Uruk along with his own internal joy and prosperity. Both the stories were centered around a specific aspect which is the preconceived notions as well as the stereotypes with respect to both the men and women in the society (Abusch).
Through the story of Winnebago Tales, the author Paul Radin wanted to convey the significance of love towards the nature. He also raises his voices towards the gender inequality along with racial discrimination which was clearly observed in the Winnebago Tales. On the other hand, Gilgamesh which was written by Joan London illustrates the competence of the position held by Gilgamesh in the city of Uruk. But this epic does not illustrate any incidence of sexuality by one gender towards the other, although there were few instances of falling in love by the characters in the epic.
Therefore, in both the stories, it was the nature in the form of God who was considered as the supreme authority to save and destroy the mankind on earth. Hence, it was the way the mankind viewed and treated the nature, they were being treated in the similar manner. In Gilgamesh it was observed that the women were sexually being harassed by Gilgamesh who protested against his reign. But overall, the women were being respected and the men were being considered as strong and powerful. There is a solid representation of the gender along with description of the roles which were usually based on orthodox thinking.
Analysis
    In the epic story of Gilgamesh, the...