The Greek World of Folklore: The Water Nymph and the Veil
Click on the link below to watch Paul’s retelling of the folktale The Water Nymph and
The Greek World of Folklore
“Folktales are prose narratives of fictional content invented by individual people. They are more often
The Promethean Myth in Light of Jungian Psychology
The name Prometheus has cultural associations to creation, theft, progress, evolution, intelligence, and fore-thinking. In
Greek Creation Myths: Hesiod’s Theogony
As we have thus far discerned, myths are humankind’s earliest attempts to explain the phenomena
A Genealogical Chart of Greek Mythology
Harold Newman & Jon O. Newman, A Genealogical Chart of Greek Mythology (Chapel Hill, NC:
The Greek Gods and Goddesses: Dionysus
In classical mythology, Dionysus was the Greek god of wine and wine-making, merriment and drunkenness,
Classical Hades: A Chapter in the History of Hell
A great many centuries before Jewish and Christian ideas surrounding heaven and hell appeared, the
Oral History, Myth, and Egyptian Folklore
Part 1: Oral History and Myth History in the written form has only been around
The Greek Gods and Goddesses: Asclepius
Asclepius, the Greek god of healing and medicine, was a son of the god Apollo
The Winged Eros: An Ancient Symbol of Divine Love
Scouring the last twenty or so years, I can think of no moment that
