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    Popocatépetl's Fables

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    Hypatia a Greek famous woman philosopher once said, “Fables should be taught as fables, myths as myths, and miracles as poetic fantasies. To teach superstitions as truths is a most terrible thing. The child mind accepts and believes them, and only through great pain and perhaps tragedy can he be in after years relieved of them.” This quote is simple but yet says so much about how important a myth is told or thought, especially to children. A myth is defines as, “a traditional story, especially…

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    similarities. Serbs is a type of myth from the southeastern Europe. A specific myth titled Healing ritual: studies in the technique and tradition of the southern slavs has a few reoccurring themes of dishonesty and misleading of others. In classical mythology Zeus, Danae’s father, and Pandora’s box both include these themes. In the myth for the Serbs, a king married many different times but was never blessed with any children. Finally, one day he was wandering in the forest when he found a…

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    Tarzan Of The Apes

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    Aaron Jeu Prof. Chaldekas CLA 112 May 7, 2018 Human or Animal Mythology not only originates from ancient cultures, but it also persists through media and is often times reborn into new myths. Storytellers, like The Walt Disney Company or even grandparents, continue to retell myths in their own respective ways tailoring various themes and characters to their audience. Similar to ancient myths, modern mythology is created to invoke feelings of admiration, joy, sorrow, horror, and thrill. Modern…

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    Greek mythology is the body of myths and teachings, containing stories about gods, goddesses, nature, and the origin of ritual practices. It has a unique way of explaining the world and its creation. Many other religions, such as Christianity, are inspired and based off of many of the stories told in Greek mythology. Two stories relating to one another include the Greek myth of Pandora’s Box and the Biblical story of Adam and Eve. Another two stories are the Great Flood and Noah’s Ark. The myth…

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    We are surrounded by many myths and stories of many heroes, gods, inspiring individuals who have passed into legend. Some of which who can tell firsthand of what they had encountered with these remarkable beings, their stories are to inspire one another, teach a lesson, forcing children into behaving. In this of the opera of Das Rheingold scene one is themed on absolute power, telling secrets, and judging people on their appearances. Wilhelm Richard Wagner(a very popular german composer)…

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    mythic world view because they demonstrate mythology into their teachings and writings. Homer and Hesiod believe that situations turn out a certain way because of things the gods and goddess do. They give into the believe that these gods and goddess control…

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    A name is a part of your identity given to you at birth, and kept with you until the rest of your life. In today’s society, many unique names can be found, such as Zuko and Katara, and many common names like Jack and Sarah. Throughout time, names have been passed down from generation to generation, while others carry a deep and enlightening meaning behind it. For example, in the Native American tribe, the Navajos, the name Nizhoni is given to a female and means beautiful in their distinctive and…

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    The Logic to the Mythical World “Superheroes fill a gap in the pop culture psyche, similar to the role of Greek mythology. There really isn’t anything else that does the job in modern terms.”- Christopher Nolan. Imagine living in a world where logic and science don’t match. Where, instead of that, grand stories about fantastic things were considered the truth. That was the world of the Greeks. The Greeks were an intelligent group of people who had a thirst for knowledge. They sought answers to…

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    In Joseph Campbell’s “The Hero with a Thousand Faces,” Campbell describes how myths are stories that can reveal information about oneself and the world around them through heroic journeys. These “journeys” or heroic “quests,” be they physical or mental, are what one must go through in order to reach deeper knowledge. According to Campbell, the three central parts of a journey are, “a separation from the world, a penetration to some source of power, and a life-enhancing return” (35). I believe…

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    Easter Island Myths

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    The Mythology behind Easter Island? There are many Myths and Legends that surround Easter Island. One of those Myths is the legend of Hotu Matua’s. In the legend, it tries to explain how Easter Island became settled. It states in the legend that the king Hotu Matua had a dream, in the dream his continent Hiva sinks. When he awoke he ordered seven of his explorers to go search for more land that would grow their staple food yams. The seven explorers arrived on a small uninhabited island several…

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