GLAM 330

This course examines classical, world, and contemporary myths, with a particular emphasis on the history of theories used to study myth. The course starts with Greco-Roman theories for analyzing classical myths, then analyzes in detail theories that have arisen since the end of the eighteenth century: comparative approaches, linguistics, psychology, structuralism, religion and ritual, class-, race-, and gender-based approaches. It is recommended that students have previously taken a course in myth or literary/gender theory (e.g., GLAM 210, ENGL 344, GNDR 201, etc.).

Offered frequently.

CO24 - CONN (Connections 200-400 Level), CO24 - KN (Knowledge, Identity, and Power), CORE - CN (Connections), CORE - KN (Knowledge, Identity, and Power), INTD - GLAM (Greek Latin Anct Med Stdy GLAM), INTD - HUM-EMPIRE (Intd Humanities-Empire IHE)