Folklore is a collection of stories passed down from generation to generation that include Legends, Myths, and Fairy Tales.
Legends are real places, or events in history.
Myths are based on religion supernatural being or creators/gods/ demigods.
Fairy Tales are children stories based on fantastic element, imaginary creatures, conflict between good and evil and magic.
Tall Tales is the exaggeration is so obvious that there is often no question based on truth.
The term folklore was foreign to the civilization of Ancient Egypt because they were used to relating mythology, which was the most heavily concentrated in how their ancient people were looking at their Gods and traditions. The values that reflected in Egyptian culture …show more content…
The archetypal hero’s journey fits into folklore because the journey relates to historical facts about different cultures and religions.
The Legends I chose has the strongest connection to the archetypal hero’s journey because they were based on how the ancient people of Egypt were so arranged to throw light on their beliefs and their traditional customs. Stages 1 and 5 maps out Egyptian folklore because the stories creates a contrast of strange new world and consequences throughout the journey. The journey’s significance in folklore was to be informed by stories which related to the creation of the world and the world by the gods. In which their purpose was to transport to another universe. The journey helps the reader/listener to connect to the story of Egypt because the reader can relate to the stories that are being told by the ancient people.
The trends I noticed in my legends, myths, and fairy tales was the stories that were told by the point of view of the people was Egypt demonstrates the culture’s dreams/values because dreams were important and a scarce part of egyptian culture. They wanted to communicate with other gods to learn their
Legends are real places, or events in history.
Myths are based on religion supernatural being or creators/gods/ demigods.
Fairy Tales are children stories based on fantastic element, imaginary creatures, conflict between good and evil and magic.
Tall Tales is the exaggeration is so obvious that there is often no question based on truth.
The term folklore was foreign to the civilization of Ancient Egypt because they were used to relating mythology, which was the most heavily concentrated in how their ancient people were looking at their Gods and traditions. The values that reflected in Egyptian culture …show more content…
The archetypal hero’s journey fits into folklore because the journey relates to historical facts about different cultures and religions.
The Legends I chose has the strongest connection to the archetypal hero’s journey because they were based on how the ancient people of Egypt were so arranged to throw light on their beliefs and their traditional customs. Stages 1 and 5 maps out Egyptian folklore because the stories creates a contrast of strange new world and consequences throughout the journey. The journey’s significance in folklore was to be informed by stories which related to the creation of the world and the world by the gods. In which their purpose was to transport to another universe. The journey helps the reader/listener to connect to the story of Egypt because the reader can relate to the stories that are being told by the ancient people.
The trends I noticed in my legends, myths, and fairy tales was the stories that were told by the point of view of the people was Egypt demonstrates the culture’s dreams/values because dreams were important and a scarce part of egyptian culture. They wanted to communicate with other gods to learn their