'Creation myth' diaporamas de présentation

The Ancient Middle East

The Ancient Middle East. A View of Egypt by Satellite. The Nile. Longest in world South to North Delta ? Mediterranean Seasonal flooding Fertile valley ? agriculture by 5000 BCE Sahara ? west; Red Sea ? east. The Fertile Nile Valley. Natural barriers Nile and deserts

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Archetypal Criticism

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Symbolic Archetypes

Symbolic Archetypes. 9/22 & 23. What is a Symbol?. A symbol is a concrete object used to represent an abstract idea. Examples. Gods live in the skies or mountaintops. Evil forces live in the bowels of the earth. Heaven - Hell. Water - Desert.

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South Asia: India

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Early America

Early America. Beginnings to 1800. By the Numbers, p. 8-9. What were the good and bad effects of the Columbian Exchange? What were the three most popular religions in the colonies? What was the least popular religion?

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The Native American Myth

The Native American Myth. Bell Ringer. In your notebook: List a minimum of three things you know about Native Americans. Who were the Native Americans?. Indigenous (native) peoples of the Americas Organized into tribes with varied traditions

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Mayan Civilization

Mayan Civilization. Mayan Geography. The Maya civilization occupied the eastern third of Mesoamerica, primarily the Yucatan Peninsula. The Mayan culture extended to parts of what is now Mexico, Honduras, and El Salvador, and most of Guatemala and Belize . Mayan Geography. Mayan society.

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Mayan Civilization

Mayan Civilization. Mayan Geography. The Maya civilization occupied the eastern third of Mesoamerica, primarily the Yucatan Peninsula. The Mayan culture extended to parts of what is now Mexico, Honduras, and El Salvador, and most of Guatemala and Belize . Mayan Geography. Mayan society.

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Native Americans

Native Americans. Do Now. Make a list of everything you know about Native Americans. Culture Beliefs Relationships Living situations Morals and values Technology Stereotypes. Native Americans. Pocahontas. Trailer for 1995 Disney movie:. https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v= 9q1QF8G47oU.

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Egyptian Gods

Egyptian Gods. The force of the nation. Ra, the sun god. Ra was the sun god. He was the most important god of the ancient Egyptians . The ancient Egyptians believed that Ra was swallowed every night by the sky goddess Nut, and was reborn every morning.

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Native American

Native American. Origin Myths. What is a Myth?. It is a traditional story that usually has a hero or heroine (main character) with supernatural powers. It is different from fairy tales because it seeks to explain a practice or belief the culture holds on to, or a natural phenomenon. .

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Egyptian Gods

Egyptian Gods. 10 Gods Jassi Period 5. Tawaret 'The Great One' . Tawaret was a goddess who protected women during pregnancy and childbirth was worshipped by people in their own homes

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Journal Write

Journal Write. Why are stories told/written?. Creation Myths. Buddhism Taoism Hindu Igbo Ashanti Christianity Islam Judaism Native American Egyptian Greek. Didactic Literature. Complete Creation Myth Posters Read pp. 372-373 and take notes Define the following literary terms:

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Creation myths and water

Creation myths and water. Michelle Vallejo. Topic. Why was water the beginning?. Egyptian Creation myth. The Egyptian myth describes the beginning to be only water, chaotic and bubbling This was called nu or nun It was out of nu that everything began

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Sacred Stories

Sacred Stories. Kinds of Sacred Stories. Myth : stories that explain why the world is the way it is Sacred History (narrative): stories which place the sacred within historical persons and/or events Parable : teaching stories. Characteristics of Myth.

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Myths

Myths. Myths are symbolic tales of the distant past that concern the origin and nature of the universe, may be connected to belief systems or rituals, and may serve to direct social action and values . . Definition of Myths.

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Europe mythology

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Native American Literature

Native American Literature. The Sun Still Rises in the Same Sky. Native American Literature. A living oral tradition Never treated with same respect as Western or European literature Yet Western literature has roots in oral tradition (The Odyssey; Beowulf)

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