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 Mythology
A basic introduction to the study of comparative mythology.

Creation Myths
Explores several major creation myths focusing on thematic similarities and major differences.

Monomyth - The Hero's Journey
Explores the pattern of the Monomyth, also known as the "hero's journey", found in mythical narratives around the globe.

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  • September 10th 2006 - School founded!


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