Course Outline

Midterm

I. Mythology

Intoduction

Definition

Myth vs. legend

Myth in Primitive Societies

Classification of Deities

Tantra and Tantric

Classifying Buddhist Deities

II. Celtic Mythology

Fomorians

III. Egyptian Mythology

Osiris and Iris

Horus

IV. Greek and Roman Mythology

Zeus – Jupiter (Sky-God)

Hera – Juno (Wife of Juno)

V. Hindu Mythology

Vedas

Mahabharata 

Ramayana

Bhagavad Gita

VI. Semitic Mythology

Myth of Babylonia and Assyria

Sumerian Mythology

VII.Teutonic  Mythology (Scandinavian)

Norse Mythology

Finals

VIII. Folklore

Definition

Written Records Folklore

Anthropological Approach in Folklore

IX. The Study of the Process

Improvisation of Folklore

The Oral Processes of Folklore

The Audience in Folklore

X. Collection and Archives of Folklore

The Informant of Folklore

Collections of Folklore

Myths

Legends

Marches

Ballads

XI. Non-Literary Folklore

Superstition

Folklore Drama

Children’s Game

XII. History of Folklore Studies

Early Folklorist

19th Century

XIII. Techniques and Theories of the 20th Century

Classification of Folklore

Collection Aids of Folklore

Theory of Folklore

Folk life

The Collaboration of Scholars

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