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    Traditional Literature

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    specifically with stories that were passed down through oral storytelling from generation to generation. Traditional literature consists of songs‚ stories‚ poems and riddles from anonymous sources. There are many forms of traditional literature (myths‚ fables‚ epics‚ ballads‚ legends‚ folk rhymes‚ folktales) and many of the categories do overlap. Folktales are a major form of traditional literature found all over the world. These stories have some elements in common and come in several different

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    Aztec World Views

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    greatly influenced by their unique geographies. Excellent examples of how Greek and Aztec world views were influenced by their geographies are their tThe Greek and Aztec eEarth creation myths are excellent examples of how their world views weare influenced by their geographies. At the end of the Greek creation myth‚ Zeus becomes the ultimate ruler‚ ruling

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    Pomo Indian Tribe

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    Indians that live in California around where I used to live. One last reason I chose the Pomo Indian Tribe was I liked there name and really wanted to see how they lived on their own‚ what they believe in‚ and some myths about origin of man and the universe. The purpose in the Pomo’s myths is creation on mankind and the universe. Just like people of today they have their own stories and Mythology about the origin of man. Now let’s get into the real story of the Pomoan People on Northern California.

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    The Titans Myths

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    Gods. Rhea was spared from the punishment but Cronus was sent to the pits of the horrifying Tarturus. The movie Clash of the Titans brought many of these Titans and Gods to life on the big screen so many a generation could hear of their tales and myths surrounding them. Recently a new movie of the same name has come out with even more special effects and story lines involving the Titans and the Greeks. So read a book or watch a movie tonight with your family and let them experience the true wonder

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    False of Beauty

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    right place‚ long thin legs joined together by a slim body. For a guy; tall‚ muscular with a perfect face. If everyone lives by the same standards of beauty‚ everyone would be ordinary. According to Wolf‚ a publisher‚ explained on her book The Beauty Myth how eating disorders rose and cosmetic surgery did so as well. Models were told to loose ten to fifteen pounds to achieve their goals. People seem to want to be the “-est” on everything so they undergo plastic surgery.  Beauty standard becomes dangerous

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    mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmStory About Great Flood The Great Flood - Myth The Tingians‚ a group of pagan people inhabiting the interior hills of Abra have their own story of the Great Deluge. The tragic incident began with the abduction of Humitau‚ a sea-maiden guard of Tau-mari-u‚ lord of the sea‚ by Aponi-tolau. One day‚ Aponi-tolau‚ god-hero of t... Premium714 Words3 Pages Comparative Analysis on Great Flood Myths Great Floods have been a topic of many myths throughout time. These stories are mostly about gods

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    Myth Of Progress

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    After reading The Myth of Progress I have learned different ways to approach a problem in a more effective way. I think of how things are connected to each other and how systems lie within other systems. Everything is connected and feeds off each other in ways that I would not have originally thought of. One example that was used was how the forest lives off all the organisms within it‚ all their actions can be used for energy for another organism. There is no waste and its goal is to reach an equilibrium

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    humans lived in absolute peace and harmony in their communities. There was no pain or suffering in the mythical cities. No sun was present in either land though there was light to see by. Population of the new world is the ending point of these myths. Though these stories are very much alike‚ they are also very different. One of the biggest differences was that the Bushman lived with a being called Kaang under the earth while the Iroquois lived in the sky. In the one story‚ Kaang created the

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    Myths and Narratives

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    Art and Humanities: 20th Century and Beyond Jasmine Smith Myths and Narratives Essay The story that I chose is one I heard from a friend about a dog and the rusty nail. Everyday a man would walk past his neighbor’s porch and the dog was always sitting in one spot howling in pain. Eventually one day when the man walked by again and the dog was in the same spot howling‚ he stopped and asked the owner‚ “Why is your dog always howling like he’s hurt?” The neighbor replied‚ “My dog has been sitting

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    and other family members. In the Norse creation story‚ two gods have “three sons” who are all gods (1). In the Iroquois myth‚ there are “gods who were like people” who lived in a Sky World‚ similar to the Norse Niflheim (1). These show how both cultures are polytheistic and have an

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