Compare the Epic of Gilgamesh with Enuma Elish.

Chapter 16:

Compare the Epic of Gilgamesh with Enuma Elish. Do the two works give you similar or different perspectives on Mesopotamian culture?
Do either of these myth contrast or compare to the Judeo-Christian Genesis story? If so, how?
In what way might our perspective be enhanced as a result of examining both works (Gilgamesh and Enuma Elish) instead of just one selection?
How does the Forest Journey of Enkidu and Gilgamesh compare with what Joseph Campbell says about the role of the hero in traditional myth?
Chapter 17:

Discuss how the creation of Enkidu is like or unlike other stories in which a human or human-like creature is created—Pandora (Chapter 3), Adam and Eve (Chapter 5), Ymir, Audhumla, Bor, Ask, and Embla (Chapter 7).
Early in the story, Enkidu poses a problem for the trapper, while Gilgamesh represents a problem for the citizens of Uruk. Discuss the nature of the difficulties posed by each of these figures, and mention any similarities you see between them in terms of the problems they pose.
Discuss nuanced differences between the two version of Epic of Gilgamesh (Akkadian and Sumerian).
What are some of the parallels and contrasts between the story of Gilgamesh and that of Adam and Eve (Chapter 5)?
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