This course on Greek Mythology aims to explain the stories and significance of various Titans and Gods in Greek mythology. By the end of the course, learners will have a better understanding of the roles and characteristics of key figures such as Cronus, Atlas, Prometheus, and Mnemosyne. The course teaches analytical skills in interpreting mythological narratives and identifying symbolic meanings. The teaching method involves lectures and storytelling to convey the rich tapestry of Greek mythology. This course is intended for anyone interested in delving into the fascinating world of ancient Greek myths and legends.
Overview
Syllabus
Cronus: The Terrible Titan (Greek Mythology Explained).
Atlas: The Strongest Titan (Greek Mythology Explained).
Prometheus: The Trickster Titan (Greek Mythology Explained).
Oceanus: The Ocean Titan (Greek Mythology Explained).
Hyperion: The Titan of Heavenly Light (Greek Mythology Explained).
Coeus: The Titan of Intelligence (Greek Mythology Explained).
Iapetus: The Titan of Mortality (Greek Mythology Explained).
Crius: The Titan God of Constellations (Greek Mythology Explained).
Asteria: The Titan of Falling Stars (Greek Mythology Explained).
Dione: The First Wife of Zeus? (Greek Mythology Explained).
Mnemosyne: The Goddess of Memory (Greek Mythology Explained).
Taught by
The Legends of History
