Folklore Myths And Legends A World Perspective Softcover Student Edition
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Folklore, Myths, and Legends by Donna Rosenberg Pdf
Folklore, Myths, and Legends: A World Perspective contains world masterpieces including Prometheus, Faust, the Shahnemeh and the Mahabharata in a retold format that gives your students all the flavor of the original work in an easy-to-understand presentation. Contained within this text are historical and cultural background information for each selection and detailed source notes.
A Book of Myths (Illustrated Edition) by Jean Lang Pdf
A Book of Myths is a collection of folk tales, legends and mythology from all over the world, assembled by Jean Lang. The book contains the myths of the North and of the South, legends of the East and of the West, with the study and analysis, as the author draws parallels between ancient myths and some modern beliefs. Table of Contents: Prometheus and Pandora Pygmalion Phaeton Endymion Orpheus Apollo and Daphne Psuche The calydonian Hunt Atalanta Arachine Idas and Marpessa Arethusa Perseus the Hero Niobe Hyacinthus King Midas of the Golden Touch Ceyx and Halycone Aristaeus the Bee-Keeper Proserpine Latona and the Rustics Echo and Narcissus Icarus Clytie The Cranes of Ibycus Syrinx The Death of Adonis Pan Lorelei Freya, Queen of the Northern Gods The Death of Baldur Beowulf Roland the Paladin The Children of Lir Deirdre
A Book of Myths is a collection of folk tales, legends and mythology from all over the world, assembled by Jean Lang. The book contains the myths of the North and of the South, legends of the East and of the West, with the study and analysis, as the author draws parallels between ancient myths and some modern beliefs. _x000D_ Table of Contents:_x000D_ Prometheus and Pandora_x000D_ Pygmalion_x000D_ Phaeton_x000D_ Endymion_x000D_ Orpheus_x000D_ Apollo and Daphne_x000D_ Psuche_x000D_ The calydonian Hunt_x000D_ Atalanta_x000D_ Arachine_x000D_ Idas and Marpessa_x000D_ Arethusa_x000D_ Perseus the Hero_x000D_ Niobe_x000D_ Hyacinthus_x000D_ King Midas of the Golden Touch_x000D_ Ceyx and Halycone_x000D_ Aristaeus the Bee-Keeper_x000D_ Proserpine_x000D_ Latona and the Rustics_x000D_ Echo and Narcissus_x000D_ Icarus_x000D_ Clytie_x000D_ The Cranes of Ibycus_x000D_ Syrinx_x000D_ The Death of Adonis_x000D_ Pan_x000D_ Lorelei_x000D_ Freya, Queen of the Northern Gods_x000D_ The Death of Baldur_x000D_ Beowulf_x000D_ Roland the Paladin_x000D_ The Children of Lir_x000D_ Deirdre_x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_
World Mythology: An Anthology of the Great Myths and Epics, Hardcover Student Edition by McGraw-Hill, Glencoe Pdf
World Mythology is a compilation of over 50 great myths and epics. Your students will gain an appreciation and an understanding of ancient and modern cultures through myths and epics from the Middle East, Greece and Rome, the Far East and the Pacific Islands, the British Isles, Northern Europe, Africa, and the Americas. An introduction and historical background supplement each myth. Questions at the end of each section prompt analysis and response.
Myths and Legends from Around the World by Sandy Shepherd Pdf
People of all places and times have told stories in order to explain and understand the world around them. This unusual collection, rather than focusing on the stories of a single culture, groups myths from many lands according to kind. The bold illustrations brings these stories vividly to life with well-researched detail of costume and setting.
A Book of Myths is a collection of folk tales, legends and mythology from all over the world, assembled by Jean Lang. The book contains the myths of the North and of the South, legends of the East and of the West, with the study and analysis, as the author draws parallels between ancient myths and some modern beliefs. Table of Contents: - Prometheus and Pandora - Pygmalion - Phaeton - Endymion - Orpheus - Apollo and Daphne - Psuche - The calydonian Hunt - Atalanta - Arachine - Idas and Marpessa - Arethusa - Perseus the Hero - Niobe - Hyacinthus - King Midas of the Golden Touch - Ceyx and Halycone - Aristaeus the Bee-Keeper - Proserpine - Latona and the Rustics - Echo and Narcissus - Icarus - Clytie - The Cranes of Ibycus - Syrinx - The Death of Adonis - Pan - Lorelei - Freya, Queen of the Northern Gods - The Death of Baldur - Beowulf - Roland the Paladin - The Children of Lir - Deirdre
The Truth of Myth by Tok Thompson,Gregory Allen Schrempp Pdf
"To the student of myth: This book attempts to provide a concise overview of the theoretical approaches to studying mythology, both in theory and in everyday life. Whether one is interested in a particular myth or mythic tradition, or understanding comparative mythology more broadly, or even the subject and overview of mythology as a whole, this text attempts to present a clear and understandable introduction to some of the best tried and true approaches, as well as to address some of the perennial problems and points of confusion. To embark on the study of myth is to join a noisy chorus of scholars, both present and past, in attempting to divine the meaning of some of the most important, intriguing, and at times puzzling narratives that humankind has ever crafted. We hope this text will help provide you with the theoretical background and tools to allow for a rich, full study of mythology in all its myriad forms. To the teacher of myth: Myth has been the source of a great deal of theoretical disagreement and confusion as well. We have tried to address some of the controversies by appealing to a close and careful consideration of the data, which at times helps keep lofty theorizing firmly anchored in the real world. Additionally, we have tried to present a historical background to the study of myth, which should also help illuminate the close relationships between a society, and that society's views of myth. Mythology does not occur without people: it is only with a strong grounding in the study of humankind that we can hope to make progress in our understanding. Where doubt within the scholarly community has arisen, we have tried to pay attention to both sides of the debates. The resulting text is intended to be a detailed, yet engaging, introduction to the study of world mythology, and a scholarly counterweight to popular, unscientific views. Our experience in teaching myth is that the most vexing issues stem from the several strained if not contradictory connotations that the term myth carries. Is myth archaic, or is it part of all societies and thus modern as well? Is it part of religion and/or science, or does it contrast with these? Most vexingly, does myth designate falsehood, or the highest forms of truth-those that form the core, guiding principles of particular societies' engagements of the cosmos and life within it? There is also the double signification of the term mythology, which points to both an academic tradition and the object studied by that tradition. Our view is that while such antinomies are unlikely to be resolved in the foreseeable future, much can be gained by locating and identifying them and by attempting to understand how and why they have emerged. We hope that this approach not only lends clarity to the topic of myth, but also serves to energize the study to which we now turn"--
Myths are grouped by theme under such headings as Creation, Fertility and Cultivation, Gods and Men, and the Afterlife, allowing readers to compare similar stories from different parts of the world and to gain insight into other cultures. Background information about historical and cultural events includes photos of places and objects mentioned in each story.
A World Treasury of Myths, Legends and Folktales by Renata Bini,Mikhail Fiodorov Pdf
More than 30 stories collected from folklore of ancient Greece, Rome, Egypt, the British Isles, Scandinavia, and other countries are accompanied by vibrant, full-color illustrations and brief text that make them ideal for bedtime.