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Myth, Legend, and Cultural Narratives
( 24 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Myth, Legend, and Cultural Narratives
Exploring the definitions, significance, and importance of myth, legend, and cultural narratives in human societies.
Module #2
Theories of Mythology
Examining the main theories and approaches to understanding myth, including structuralism, functionalism, and psychological perspectives.
Module #3
Mythological Storytelling
Analyzing the key elements and techniques of mythological storytelling, including plot, character, and symbolism.
Module #4
The Heros Journey
Delving into Joseph Campbells concept of the heros journey and its appearances in mythological narratives worldwide.
Module #5
Creation Myths
Exploring the diverse creation myths from around the world, including ancient Mesopotamia, Greece, and Native American cultures.
Module #6
Flood Myths
Examining the similarities and differences between flood myths from various cultures, including the biblical account and ancient Mesopotamian myths.
Module #7
Trickster Figures
Investigating the role of trickster figures in mythology, including Loki, Anansi, and Coyote, and their significance in cultural narratives.
Module #8
Death and the Afterlife
Analyzing mythological accounts of death and the afterlife, including ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Norse beliefs.
Module #9
Legends of Heroes and Champions
Exploring the legendary stories of heroes and champions, such as Hercules, Perseus, and Beowulf.
Module #10
Legendary Creatures
Delving into the world of legendary creatures, including dragons, unicorns, and phoenixes, and their symbolic meanings.
Module #11
Cultural Narratives of Identity
Examining how myth, legend, and cultural narratives shape and reflect cultural identities, including national, ethnic, and gender identities.
Module #12
Myth and History
Investigating the relationship between myth and history, including the historicity of mythological events and figures.
Module #13
Mythology and Psychology
Applying psychological theories, such as Freudian and Jungian analysis, to mythological narratives and their symbolism.
Module #14
Gender and Mythology
Analyzing the representations and roles of women and men in mythological narratives, including goddesses, gods, and mortal characters.
Module #15
Mythology and Literature
Examining the influence of mythology on literature, including works by Homer, Virgil, and modern authors.
Module #16
Mythology and Art
Exploring the visual representations of mythological themes and figures in art, including classical, Renaissance, and contemporary works.
Module #17
Mythology in Popular Culture
Analyzing the appearances of mythological themes and figures in modern popular culture, including film, television, and video games.
Module #18
Cultural Exchange and Diffusion
Investigating the cross-cultural exchange and diffusion of mythological themes and motifs throughout history.
Module #19
Mythology and Ritual
Examining the relationship between myth and ritual, including the role of myth in religious and cultural practices.
Module #20
Mythology and Memory
Analyzing the role of myth in preserving cultural memory and shaping collective identity.
Module #21
Mythology and Morality
Investigating the moral lessons and teachings conveyed through mythological narratives.
Module #22
Mythology and Politics
Examining the ways in which mythological narratives have been used to legitimize power, authority, and political ideologies.
Module #23
Mythology and Science
Exploring the intersection of mythology and science, including the scientific explanations for mythological phenomena.
Module #24
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Myth, Legend, and Cultural Narratives career


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