Category: Mythology
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Kogi, Mundurucu, Yanomamo, Ona, Yahgan Origin Myths
Origin Myths In the myths of the tribes inhabiting South America, there are multiple metaphors including those depicting the role of humans, animals, and objects of nature. These figurative images reflect the social beliefs of these nations. For instance, they show the role of a man and woman in society; the attitude to educating children;…
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Western, Experimental, Scientific and Religious Mythical or Magical
Since beginning of history worldwide, there have been two key fundamental views; scientific and religious. Religion is thought to be the deep-rooted worldview during the times before knowledge about Science and practical became rampant. It is assumed that magic and myth works are stronger than new technology (Jensen, 2019). In summary, the conflict here involves…
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The Interconnection Between Goddess Mythology and Ecofeminism
Table of Contents Introduction Goddess Mythology and Ecofeminism Ecofeminism and Animal Rights Conclusion References Introduction Most contemporary religions represent a man as the only deity. However, Goddess mythology serves as knowledge of how goddesses and, specifically, the Great Goddess were worshipped in ancient times. The evidence found all over the world lets the humanity suppose…
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Odysseus Encounter With the Cyclops Polyphemus
Introduction Many obstacles awaited Odysseus on their long journey home. Odysseuss team and himself were suffering, going through difficulties, coincidences, and the influence of other gods. At the same time, it is unlikely that the same path would have awaited him before meeting with cyclops Polyphemus, since it was partly his actions that led to…
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The Image of Zeus: Virtuous and Despicable Human Traits
Mythology has influenced the world up to the present time and remains meaningful for modern society as it is one of the most significant elements of culture. Contemporary arts, literature, and science continue using ancient myths, and people can find references to them in almost all the spheres of life. It is stated that one…
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Legends and Mysteries of Venice
Table of Contents Venice The Serial Killer The Ghost The Devil Legend The Witches Wake-Up Call The Mermaid Works Cited Venice Venice city is termed the haunted city because of the legends, mysteries, and stories about it. It is the most romantic location in the entire universe to some people. The place has a sparkling…
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Sophocles Oedipus the King and Rita Doves The Darker Face of the Earth
Rita Doves The Darker Face of the Earth is a poet reading that narrates the Oedipus drama, fabricated in terms of the African-American experience of slavery. Oedipus the Kings reading is enriched with the beauty and richness of ancient images and distress dynamics of Greek myths. The transcendent power drawn in Doves play depicts erotic,…
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Euhemerism Theory and Myths Across Cultures
Introduction to mythology Myths are the basis of our cultural construct. Myths are based on gods and heroes who narrators of myths insist should be emulated. Myths provide insights about the cultural past of modern society. Theories of mythology Euhemerism The euhemerism theory explains how myths are actual accounts of the cultural events that took…
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Aphrodite of Knidos vs. Venus of the Rags
Art has always been one of the tools used for different purposes. Creating various artworks, individuals acquired an opportunity to show things that were important to them and make other persons think about the ideas vital for them. A masterpiece belonging to a particular era can highlight the moods, attitudes, and fundamental concepts of that…
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The Sea of Trolls by Farmer
Table of Contents Setting and Background Theme Archetypes The Heros Journey Reference Setting and Background Mythology is a collection of narratives, which explain the origin of the world without factual credibility. For instance, one the main characters Thorgil references the in-universe mythology: Thats Asgard where the gods live and thats the gate of Valhalla (p.…