School:Comparative Mythology
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[edit] Divisions and Departments
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These learning projects are designed to give students a broad understanding of the basic archetypes in world myth as a whole and the tools to understand how myths from different cultural traditions shed light on each other.
Introduction to Myth
Start here! A basic introduction to the world of mythology.
Comparative Methodologies
Develop tools to help you approach and dissect myths.
Creation Myths
Explores several major creation myths focusing on thematic similarities and major differences.
[edit] Active participants
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- Drspartacuss
- Bessert
- User:Nannus My special area of interst in Africa. I have started the Division of African Philosophy in the School of Philosophy and the School of African Studies. Some of the work done there might be of interest here.
- User:ChocomanCOOL!
- User:s2891
- User:XXStar_BodomXx My specialties are in Greek and Norse mythology, I'll try to add information and myths.
- Jekrox 01:05, 6 September 2008 (UTC)
[edit] School news
- September 10th 2006 - School founded!
