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Mythology Questions and Answers Origin of myths is probably coincidental with the origin of language and thought Common features of different mythologies can be explained by direct influence and borrowing; origin from a common source; universals of human mind 0:03 / 0:15 The t...

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Mythology Questions and Answers
Origin of myths is probably coincidental with the - answer origin of language and
thought

Common features of different mythologies can be explained by - answer direct
influence and borrowing; origin from a common source; universals of human mind

The thesis of Protagoras: "Man is the measure of all things" reflect - answer
creationism of Greek thought

Animal shapes of gods reflect the religious stage of - answer totemism

Beginning of world - answer cosmogony

End of world - answer eschatology

Genealogy of gods - answer theogony

Causes of things and customs - answer (a)etiology

Introduced the "solar mythology - answer Max Muller

Wrote the Golden Bough - answer James G. Frazer

Viewed mythology as the pool of archetypes of collective unconscious - answer Carl
Jung

Introduced the structuralist approach to mythology - answer Claude Levi-Strauss

Introduced psychoanalytical interpretation of myths - answer Sigmund Freud

Explained myths as instruments of semantic mediation between the binary oppositions -
answer Claude Levi-Strauss

Vladimir Propp identified 31 'functions' in the genre of - answer folktale

Freudian psychology Conscious part of the self - answer ego

Freudian psychology Guiding principle or authority - answer super-ego

Freudian psychology Subconscious impulses and desires - answer id

, Freudian psychology Use of the subconscious as creative stimulus - answer
sublimation of libido

Whose theory finds the myth of Oedipus particularly revealing of human psychology? -
answer Freud

The "eternal feminine" element of the psyche - answer Anima

The masculine psychic component - answer Animus

The negative projection of the self. - answer Shadow

The harmony of the total self. - answer Child

Excavated Troy - answer Heinrich Schliemann

Introduced the theory of psychological archetypes - answer Carl Jung

Explained the cult of Diana of Aricia as a ritual death of sacrificial king - answer
James G. Frazer

Explained myths and rituals as periodic relapse into the "sacred time" - answer
Mircea Eliade

The term Rites of Passage indicates - answer ritual transition to a new social status.

Believed that gods once were mortal celebrities - answer Euhemerus

Despised popular gods. - answer Xenophanes

Disparaged poetry as "shadows of the shadows" - answer Plato

Wrote Theogony. - answer Hesiod

Minoan civilization draws its name from - answer king Minos

Mycenaean Greece belongs to the period of - answer Bronze Age

Cosmology encompasses the ideas of - answer structure of the universe

According to Greek myths, the universe developed out of - answer Chaos

Primeval chasm - answer Chaos

Earth - answer Gaea

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