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CLAS 211

World Myth and Storytelling

A study of the diverse functions of myth and storytelling in Greek and Roman literature and society, and the intersection of mythical and rational modes of thought.

Course learning objectives

Students who pass this course will be able to:

1. show increased knowledge of some surviving literary sources from the ancient world involving myth and storytelling;

2. evaluate the significance of these sources and discuss them in a theoretically aware way;

3. identify and discuss in a theoretically aware way the significance of some survivals from ancient myth in more recent literary works and in current society.

How this course is taught

In 2026, this course is delivered in person in lectures and tutorials.

Classes will not be offered on Zoom. Some assessment items (e.g. tests) will require inperson attendance. Lectures will be recorded and made available.

Assessment

Writing Exercise

Type: Individual                              Mark: 25%

Declaration of Research Essay

Topic Type: Individual                      Mark: 5%

Research Essay

Type: Individual                              Mark: 30%

Open Book Take-Home Test

Type: Individual                              Mark: 40%