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Folklore and Mythology in Cultural Anthropology
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Folklore and Mythology
Defining folklore and mythology, importance in cultural anthropology, and overview of the course.
Module #2
Theories of Mythology
Exploring theories of myth interpretation, including functionalist, structuralist, and poststructuralist approaches.
Module #3
Myth and Ritual
Examining the relationship between myth and ritual, including the role of myth in religious practice.
Module #4
Folklore and Culture
Folklore as a reflection of cultural values, beliefs, and practices.
Module #5
The Power of Myth
Myth as a tool for social control, cultural transmission, and political legitimation.
Module #6
Mythological Themes
Exploring common mythological themes, such as creation, flood, and hero myths.
Module #7
Folkloric Genres
Examining different folkloric genres, including folktales, legends, and fairy tales.
Module #8
Myth and History
The relationship between myth and history, including the use of myth to construct historical narratives.
Module #9
Oral Tradition and Performance
The importance of oral tradition and performance in folklore and mythology.
Module #10
Folklore and Identity
Folklore as a reflection of cultural identity, including national, ethnic, and religious identity.
Module #11
Myth and Symbolism
Exploring the symbolism and metaphor in myth, including the role of mythological creatures and landscapes.
Module #12
The Use of Folklore in Nationalism
The use of folklore in constructing national identity and promoting nationalist ideologies.
Module #13
Folklore and Gender
Examining the representation of gender in folklore and mythology, including feminist critiques.
Module #14
Myth and Psychology
The psychological significance of myth, including the role of myth in personal and collective psychology.
Module #15
Folklore and Material Culture
The relationship between folklore and material culture, including the significance of folk art and artifacts.
Module #16
Myth and Film
The use of mythological themes and motifs in film, including the adaptation of mythological stories for the screen.
Module #17
Folklore and Literature
The influence of folklore on literature, including the use of mythological themes and motifs in literary works.
Module #18
Fieldwork Methods in Folklore Research
Introduction to fieldwork methods in folklore research, including interviewing, observation, and participant observation.
Module #19
Analyzing Folklore Data
Introduction to data analysis in folklore research, including coding, categorization, and interpretation.
Module #20
Folklore and Cultural Policy
The role of folklore in cultural policy, including the preservation and promotion of intangible cultural heritage.
Module #21
Folklore and Tourism
The impact of tourism on folklore, including the commodification of cultural heritage and the effects on local communities.
Module #22
Folklore and Education
The use of folklore in education, including the role of folklore in language, literature, and cultural studies.
Module #23
Mythological Archetypes
Exploring the concept of mythological archetypes, including the work of Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell.
Module #24
Folklore and Ritual in Modern Society
Examining the continued relevance of folklore and ritual in modern society, including contemporary expressions and adaptations.
Module #25
Folklore and National Heritage
The role of folklore in constructing national heritage, including the preservation and promotion of cultural traditions.
Module #26
Myth and Memory
The relationship between myth and memory, including the role of myth in shaping historical memory and collective identity.
Module #27
Folklore and Postcolonialism
Examining the impact of colonialism on folklore, including the erasure and appropriation of cultural heritage.
Module #28
Folklore and Digital Media
The impact of digital media on folklore, including the dissemination and adaptation of folklore in the digital age.
Module #29
Folklore and Cultural Sustainability
The role of folklore in promoting cultural sustainability, including the preservation and promotion of intangible cultural heritage.
Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Folklore and Mythology in Cultural Anthropology career


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