Question

Show how Gilgamesh learns much about political philosophy, the structure of the earth, and the nature of the gods. The centrality of this quest for knowledge in the epic enables us to view the presentation of man as an intellectual creature whose nature inherently desires knowledge. Discuss these statements.

Answer 1

In the frost half of the epic, as we follow Gilgamesh, we see that we are following a whimsical man who is yet to learn the maturities and the misifivimg of the actual world.

Within the second part, as due to one of their mistakes, Enikdu is sentenced to death by one the gods, ?? when Gilgamesh begin to tread the path of awakening and discovers a lot of truths. His quest for real knowlegde begin from there and it does not end, as he tried to answer the questions to what he thinks is to live.