The Theme of Leadership Portrayed in The Odyssey and the Books of Samuel

Built-in quality such as intelligence, aesthetics, height need not be a good leader. Everyone can acquire proper leadership qualities. In order to demonstrate leadership, an excellent leader must be self-aware, courageous, self-confident, innovative, fair, tolerant, and dedicated. Odysseus of Odyssey and Samuel of Samuel, Saul and David showed these personality. However, in some cases I did not. In other words, the leaders chosen by God and people, even if they are big or small, are not perfect.

In Odyssey's Order and Chaos Odyssey, Homer draws the theme of repetition of order and chaos. This theme is particularly evident in Odyssey 's first 12 books. Homer shows the importance of planting order in a chaotic or chaotic situation. To change chaos and restore order, we need strong heroes and wisdom to find a solution to the problem. In the first 12 books of Odyssey Homer, it is shown that the hero is necessary to restore peace in the storm through the seekers, the coast of Syria, Kyklopes, Scylla and Charybdis.

James Joyce's modernist novel Ulysses (1922) is a revision of the modern Dublin Odyssey. Each chapter of the book has specific themes, skills, and responses to the role of Homer Odyssey. Robert Graves' Homer's daughter is a novel, and imagine that our version may have been invented in an older version of the story. Japan - French animation Ulysses 31 (1981) has updated the ancient environment to the 31st century space opera. Omeros (1991) is an epic of Derek Walcott, part of which talks about Odyssey in the Caribbean island, St. Lucia. The film directed by Theo Angelopoulos Ulysses' Gaze (1995) has set many elements of the Odyssey against the backdrop of recent and previous Balkan wars.

"Ulysses": A novel "Ulysses" written by James Joyce in 1918 is an example of inter text. These themes are Homer's "Odyssey" (ancient Greek epic). Ulysses uses The Odyssey's plotline, edits with new letters with new settings, and creates new original works using past works. Aladdin: The classic Disney movie Aladdin has many different examples of inter text. For example, a scene where the light of Aladdin is sandwiched between crabs - another crab of another popular Disney movie "Little Mermaid". In another scene, the two main characters fly around the magic carpet in the sky, and after a while you can see in the movie "Hercules" the background of the Zeus Temple in the background. These are examples of intertext nature as they get inspired from past Disney works and use them to create new creative things.