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Mythology in Literary Culture

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Drawing of a mythical face with sinister eyes and open mouth with sharp teeth. Animal pelt hangs in background. Caption. Is of the early explorations and voyages.

Ancient myths from all cultures help shape the stories we know today and give us modern stereotypes. Takes a look at five classical archetypes and cites examples of each found in familiar literature, film, art, and popular culture. Identifies and discusses the Hero/Warrior, Temptress, Trickster, Destroyer, and Transgressor.

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Runtime: 20 minutes 37 seconds

Topic: Language Arts, Literature
Subtopic: American Literature, Critical Thinking, English Literature, Mythology, World Literature
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2000
Producer/Distributor: Clearvue/EAV
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A C, G, I rendering of a large stone wall of the ancient city of Troy. The gate is open and a huge wooden horse on a wheels is being dragged inside with ropes.

Black and white closeup of a man with white, glowing eyes and a white beard and mustache.

Man with open eyes and gritted teeth wears a leather forehead band, an animal fur around his shoulders, and a leather tunic. He holds an instrument that shoots bolts of lightning while standing on a wooden boat. A snowy landscape is behind him.

Gold ring with a decorative band against a superimposed backdrop of dancing flames. Caption. This is the real story of the Lord of the Rings.

Cyberchase cartoon. Green dog with a darker green coat holds hands together and leans towards Hacker in a purple bathtub with rubber duckies floating in the bathwater. Caption. You should be recharged by now, my liege.

Closeup of a giant clock with decorative hands and Roman numerals for numbers. Caption. But a special place for Harry Potter.

Illustration of three people talking. Spanish captions.

Color illustration. Aztec figure with yellow, cone-shaped hat and red beak holds conch shell and looks up toward leaping animal. Spanish caption. Lanzó un agudo silbido llamando a su nahual.

Blurry photo of 2 Minoan men running.

Still image from: Monstrum: Baba Yaga--The Ancient Origins of the Famous ‘Witch’