TRMS 7th Grade World History

Crash Course in Mytholigies

By CrashCourse

1 - What is Myth?

2 - Creation From the Void

3 - Cosmic Time, Eggs, Seeds, and Water

4 - Earth Mothers and Rebellious Sons

5 - Social Orders and Creation Stories

6 - Humans and Nature and Creation

7 - Pantheons of the Ancient Mediterranean

8 - Indian Pantheons

9 - The Norse Pantheon

10 - African Pantheons and the Orishas

11 - Theories of Myth

12 - Great Godesses

13 - Fire and Buffalo Godesses

14 - Archetypes and Male Divinities

15 - Noah's Ark and Floods in the Ancient Near East

16 - Yu the Engineer and Flood Stories from China

17 - American Floods

18 - The Dying God

19 - Tricksters: An Introduction

20 - Hermes and Loki: Tricksters Part 2

21 - Coyote and Raven: American Tricksters

22 - The Apocolypse

23 - Ragnarok

24 - The Hero's Journey and the Monomyth

25 - The Epic of Gilgamesh

26 - Rama and the Rayana

27 - Galahad, Perceval, and the Holy Grail

28 - The Mwindo Epic

29 - Herakles. Or Hercules. A problematic hero.

30 - Ma'ui, Oceania's Hero

31 - Mythical Caves and Gardens

32 - Mythical Mountains

33 - Mythical Trees

34 - Cities of Myth

35 - Monster. They're Us, Man

36 - Mythical Horses

37 - Serpents and Dragons

38 - Witches and Hags

39 - Freud, Jung, Skywalker, and the Psychology of Myth

40 - Mythical Language and Idiom

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