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Unit 1 Culture, Myth and Man ÎÄ»¯¡¢Éñ»°ÓëÈË 1.Comparing Cultures 2.Have we lost our ability to reading meaning into things? 3.Myth and Modern Man Unit 2 The Power of Stories ¹ÊʵÄÁ¦Á¿ 1.Telling Stories 2.Chaos, Order and what Myth can tell us 3.Objects versus Meaning Unit 3 Myth as a Bridge between Fate and Destiny Éñ»°£ºÃüÔËÓë¹éËÞÖ®¼äµÄÇÅÁº 1.Culture 2.Myths in a cultural setting 3.Myth as a modern narrative of survival Unit 4 Myth as Constructive Agents Éñ»°£º½¨ÉèÐÔµÄýÖÊ 1.Myths, where do they come jFom, past and present 2.Creation Myths 3.Chinese Creation Myths Unit 5 Myth and Music Éñ»°ÓëÒôÀÖ 1.Does singing have a purpose? 2.China and its music history (¢ñ) 3.China and its music history (¢ò) Unit 6 The Archetype of the Hero in Myth Éñ»°ÖеÄÓ¢ÐÛÔ­ÐÍ 1.Unlikely Heroes 2.The Monomyth 3.The transformation of the Hero Unit 7 The stories we tell ourselves ÎÒÃǽ²¸ø×Ô¼ºµÄ¹ÊÊ 1.Is myth a lie? 2.Myths we tell to reinforce our cultural biases 3.Myths and the monsters that inhabit them Unit 8 Music in Myth Éñ»°ÖеÄÒôÀÖ 1.An old Mesoamerican story: how music came to earth 2.Music in Greek mythology 3.Music in Celtic mythology Unit 9 From Story to Myth ´Ó¹Êʵ½Éñ»° 1.Story-telling and Children 2.Egypt as a Cradle of Myth 3.The myth of Isis, Osiris, Horus and Seth Unit 10 The importance of the Trickster Myth Ô²»¬ÈËÎïÔÚÉñ»°ÖеÄÖØÒªÐÔ 1.Parlour tricks and Trickster myths 2.Why the Trickster archetype exists (¢ñ) 3.Why the Trickster archetype exists (¢ò) Unit 11 Archetypes, Dreams and Symbols Ô­ÐÍ¡¢ÃÎÏëÓëÏóÕ÷ 1.The Archetypes and dreams 2.Distinguishing archetypes and myth from stories and legends 3.Archetypes and the creation of myth, religion and philosophy Unit 12 Unusual Things you can do with a Myth! Éñ»°¼¤·¢µÄ´´Ò⣡ 1.Some Chinese myths and iheir modern interpretations 2.Taking myth and re-vitalizing it, musically 3.What Richard Wagner could do with a myth Unit 13 Old,Old Stories still have life and meaning ¹ÅÀϹÊÊÂÈÔÈ»¾ßÓÐÉúÃüºÍÒâÒå 1.Indian myth and modern times