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Use specific terms commonly encountered when discussing mythology.
(I-VI)
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Describe relationships, similarities, and significant symbols in
creation myths. (I-VI)
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Describe the sources of mythology. (II)
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Describe the contributions of major interpreters of myth. (II)
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Identify geographic locations such as North America, Africa, Asia,
South America which have been wellsprings for mythology. (II-VI)
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Analyze myth using the characteristics which identify a hero and/or
heroine. (II-VI)
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Analyze myth using characteristics which reflect on history,
sociology, and/or politics in a global perspective. (II-VI)
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Describe events and characters from mythology which are especially
familiar in literature, art, and music. (II-VI)
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Describe the nature of comparative study of myths, especially as
explored by anthropologists. (II-VI)
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