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Copy Download Link~~> https://nilla-bocahetanomah.blogspot.com/?union=B00DTO53VU Myths provide the keys to truly grasping the ways that principles, rituals, codes, and taboos are woven into the fabric of a particular society or civilization. It's through myths that we can answer these and other fundamental questions: How was the universe created, and why? What is the purpose of evil? Why is society organized the way it is? How did natural features like rivers, mountains, and oceans emerge? This entertaining and illuminating course plunges you into the world's greatest myths. Taking you from ancient Greece and Japan to North America and Africa to New Zealand and Great Britain, these 36 lectures reveal mythology's profound importance in shaping nearly every aspect of culture. You'll also discover the hidden connections between them - a comparative approach that emphasizes the universality of myths across cultures. Along with the stories themselves, you'll encounter fascinating characters, including Herakles, the ancient Greek hero whose life illustrates the idea that all heroic stories have a similar structure Loki, the shape-shifting trickster who introduces the concept of time into the Norse realm of Asgard and King Arthur, the Celtic lord and founder of the Knights of the Round Table. Myths, according to Professor Voth, are gifts from the ancestors to be cherished. His enchanting lectures are the perfect way for you to celebrate these cherished gifts, inviting you to develop your own interpretations of these age-old tales, as well as to ponder the role that myths - both ancient and everyday - play in your own life.
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Myths provide the keys to truly grasping the ways that principles, rituals, codes, and taboos are woven into the fabric of a particular society or civilization. It's through myths that we can answer these and other fundamental questions: How was the universe created, and why? What is the purpose of evil? Why is society organized the way it is? How did natural features like rivers, mountains, and oceans emerge? This entertaining and illuminating course plunges you into the world's greatest myths. Taking you from ancient Greece and Japan to North America and Africa to New Zealand and Great Britain, these 36 lectures reveal mythology's profound importance in shaping nearly every aspect of culture. You'll also discover the hidden connections between them - a comparative approach that emphasizes the universality of myths across cultures. Along with the stories themselves, you'll encounter fascinating characters, including Herakles, the ancient Greek hero whose life illustrates the idea that all heroic stories have a similar structure Loki, the shape-shifting trickster who introduces the concept of time into the Norse realm of Asgard and King Arthur, the Celtic lord and founder of the Knights of the Round Table. Myths, according to Professor Voth, are gifts from the ancestors to be cherished. His enchanting lectures are the perfect way for you to celebrate these cherished gifts, inviting you to develop your own interpretations of these age-old tales, as well as to ponder the role that myths - both ancient and everyday - play in your own life.
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Myths provide the keys to truly grasping the ways that principles, rituals, codes, and taboos are
woven into the fabric of a particular society or civilization. It's through myths that we can answer
these and other fundamental questions: How was the universe created, and why? What is the
purpose of evil? Why is society organized the way it is? How did natural features like rivers,
mountains, and oceans emerge? This entertaining and illuminating course plunges you into the
world's greatest myths. Taking you from ancient Greece and Japan to North America and Africa to
New Zealand and Great Britain, these 36 lectures reveal mythology's profound importance in
shaping nearly every aspect of culture. You'll also discover the hidden connections between them
- a comparative approach that emphasizes the universality of myths across cultures. Along with
the stories themselves, you'll encounter fascinating characters, including Herakles, the ancient
Greek hero whose life illustrates the idea that all heroic stories have a similar structure Loki, the
shape-shifting trickster who introduces the concept of time into the Norse realm of Asgard and
King Arthur, the Celtic lord and founder of the Knights of the Round Table. Myths, according to
Professor Voth, are gifts from the ancestors to be cherished. His enchanting lectures are the
perfect way for you to celebrate these cherished gifts, inviting you to develop your own
interpretations of these age-old tales, as well as to ponder the role that myths - both ancient and
everyday - play in your own life.
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