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Mythology: Greek, Norse & Egyptian

Learn how Greek, Norse, and Egyptian mythic traditions survive in sources, organize gods and worlds, frame heroes and obligations, and imagine death and renewal—while keeping variants and historical context visible.

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MYTHOLOGY · FACT

A Working Definition

Scholars have no single universally accepted definition of myth; a useful starting point treats it as a traditional tale connected to matters of collective importance.

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15 lessons.

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  1. 01

    How Myth Survives

    Myth, Tradition, and the Evidence of Versions · Comparison Without Flattening

  2. 02

    Greek Sources and Divine Succession

    Many Tellings, Many Media · Cosmic Genealogy and Divine Succession

  3. 03

    Olympians and the Human World

    A Network of Powers, Roles, and Attributes · Sanctuary, Altar, Offering, Festival

  4. 04

    Heroes, Quests, and Monsters

    Heroes Are Not Moral Superheroes · Perseus, Heracles, Theseus, and the Argonauts

  5. 05

    Troy, Anger, and Homecoming

    The Iliad: War, Anger, Honor, and Grief · Nostos, Xenia, and a Restored Household

  6. 06

    Thebes, Fate, and the Dead

    Theban Tragedy: Inquiry, Fate, and Competing Duties · Hades, Shades, and Funeral Obligation

  7. 07

    Norse Sources and Their Transmission

    From Oral Tradition to Eddic, Skaldic, and Snorrian Sources · Reading with Source Criticism

  8. 08

    A Relational Norse Cosmos

    World-Making and the Relational Cosmos · Æsir, Vanir, Jötnar, and Unstable Boundaries

  9. 09

    Wisdom, Thor, Loki, Baldr, and Ragnarök

    Knowledge, Thor, Loki, and Boundary Crises · Baldr, Ragnarök, and Renewal

  10. 10

    Worship, Fate, and Plural Afterlives

    Ritual, Fate, Oaths, and Social Order · Valhöll, Fólkvangr, and Hel

  11. 11

    Egyptian Creation and Maat

    Many Beginnings and Uneven Evidence · Maat and the Work of Order

  12. 12

    Fluid Gods and Lived Cult

    Reading Images and Changing Divine Roles · Cult Image, Temple Service, and Wider Practice

  13. 13

    Osiris, Kingship, and the Solar Cycle

    Osiris, Succession, and Kingship · The Sun Through Day and Night

  14. 14

    Death, Judgment, and Renewal

    Personhood Across Changing Funerary Corpora · Judgment and Renewed Life

  15. 15

    Comparing Without Collapsing

    Order, Power, Obligation, and Agency · Death, Renewal, and What Later Ages Added

About this pack
Cards
558
Lessons
15
Version
1.1.1
Language
English

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