Category: Mythology

  • World Mythology

    prompt: Choose ONE central character from the works of Pushkin, Gogol, or Lermontov. What role does the hero play in their respective stories? How are they presented to audiences (good/evil/madman/ everyman/etc.)? In what ways does the character illustrate important issues or ideals in Russian society?

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  • Percy Jackson Assignment

    Write an essay in 450 words
  • Percy Jackson Assignment

    Watch all of season one. If you want to watch season 2, you are welcome to do so on your own–keep in mind I have not watched it yet, but you are welcome to include the adaptation of Sea of Monsters in your response.** Instructions: Write a response of at least 450 words that addresses the following: Myth Summary (100150 words) Briefly summarize the creation of the Titans and gods. Explain the Ages of Man and what it says about humanity. Connection to Percy Jackson (150200 words) Choose one scene or character from Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Explain how it reflects or changes the myths. Discuss how family conflict, power, or the role of humans appears in the show. Theme and Reflection (100150 words) Identify one theme (power, family conflict, or human flaws) that appears in both the myths and the show. Explain why you think Greek myths are still relevant and interesting in modern media.
  • Chronic kidney disease

    • Demonstrate knowledge of the disease/pathology which is chronic kidney disease
    • Specify the pathogenesis, signs, and symptoms, and prognosis of the disease/pathology.
    • Explain the role of various imaging modalities in the diagnosis and treatment of the disease/pathology.
    • use Times New Roman, 12 pt font size
  • Myth

    The game you must choose is God of War.

    At this point in the class, you should have a good sense of what topic interests you as well as what game you’d like to primarily address. The game can be one we’ve played or talked about, or it can be something else entirely as long as it engages with myth in an interesting way. You are not limited to Greek myth in your choice of game, but you should reflect back on how what you’ve learned about Greek myth applies to your material.

    Possible topics (these are not exclusive but rather a selection to help inspire you; feel free to go off the rails and propose something else):

    Myth and Representation

    Death as Narrative/Mechanical Device

    Transmedia and Myth

    The Underworld and the Descent Thereto

    Purpose of Myth in Current Times

    Your proposal should be 1-2 pages and include the following elements:

    Topic/Thesis: one-two paragraphs

    Game(s) and Readings: bulleted list of material you will use for your argument

    Images/Multimedia (eg. gameplay footage, screenshots, art, etc.): bulleted list you anticipate including.

    Your final project will be in both written and video form.