Final report and self experience and evaluation of the study of ancient Greek mythology

The ancient Ara's culture originated from the ancient Aegean civilization, which was the ancestor of Western civilization and had an outstanding nature and extraordinary imagination. In that primitive age, they felt mysterious and incomprehensible about natural phenomena and human life and death, so they kept fantasizing and meditating. In their imagination, everything in the universe has life.

However, after the Dorians invaded the Aegean civilization, the Greek peninsula where they lived was overpopulated, and they had to look for living space. At this time, they worshipped heroes and heroes, and thus produced many stories of national heroes intertwined with gods. The stories of people, gods, and things created by these people, through the quenching chain of time, are collectively called Greek mythology by historians, from the eleventh and twelfth centuries BC to the twelfth century.

The period between the seventh and eighth centuries is known as the Age of Mythology. Myths and tales were originally passed down by word of mouth, and it was not until the seventh century BC that the great poet Homer recorded them in the epics.

Two. The purpose of the project and.

In order to trace the footsteps of Greece and experience the mysterious Greek classical civilization, we choose to take "Ancient Greek Mythology Study" as the research object, which can enable us to understand the development of ancient Greek civilization more clearly and deeply.

Three. Research Methods:

2) Discussion method: The group members will work together on the history of the development of ancient Greek mythology based on what they have learned.

Four. Research Proposals.

1. Preparation stage.

2. Implementation phase.

3. Summary stage.

1. Preparation stage.

From November 13th to 14th, the instructors were invited to participate in the discussion, first to discuss the research questions, and then to divide the labor according to the group members' own situation and family environment, and finally to formulate a complete set of research plans.

Nov. 17-Nov. 24: The group members searched the Internet for research reports on ancient Greek mythology that had been previously studied, extracted the best parts, and organized the information obtained.

2Implementation phase (2).

November 24-27: Instructors were invited to participate, and all members of the group made a summary of the research process. Write down the research process. Feelings about ancient Greek mythology.

November 28-30: Group discussion, based on research data, to develop a better draft report. Finally, the draft report is summarized and the final research report is written.

3. Summary stage.

From December 1st to December 3rd, the final research report was revised under the guidance of the teacher and ready to be completed.

Five. Expected Results:

Six. Condition analysis.

Subjective conditions: all team members are very interested in the topic, very positive, united and cooperative.

Objective conditions: The school has a computer room and a computer at home, which is convenient for accessing materials. The research plan is feasible and the teachers are very cooperative with us.

VII. References.

The Iliad and the Odyssey, two epics by the blind Greek poet Homer

Pick me!! Hand hit!!

If you don't give points, no one will do it, let alone such a troublesome job

First of all, you should finish reading the Greek and Roman legends, (I personally like it, I read it in high school, if you have the heart, you can read it in 4 days,) Rome and Greek legends are a little related, and the names will be different. When looking, draw a relationship table, damn Zeus has a bunch of women ,..

Off topic, hehe. You can write from several angles:

1.In the face of constant wars, the miraculous thing is that literature and art are developing rapidly.

2.This myth reflects the greed of God as well as the greed of man.

The main gods all pretend to be mortals, and their beauty and charm are unmatched. Constantly infected by the emotions and desires of mortals, they are angry and jealous of others from time to time. They are embroiled in an endless struggle with the human world.

At Olympus, there was also a struggle for intrigue and power between them. In the mortal world, they have experienced hostility and frustration. They cherish the love and kindness of the world.

The appearance and behavior of these immortal gods are exactly in line with the way of the human world.

It can also be compared with "Aesop's Fables" (a small story that tells the big truth) and "Indian Legends" (with serious religious overtones), 3 Actually, I think you can set your hobbies, I like Hades, hehe, because, I haven't been to the underworld, in fantasy.

You have to have your own ideas, because that's how you are interested.

Look at the Olympic Star.

Features:1There is a complete system.

2.When man and God are combined, God is not exalted, but has the same emotions as human beings.

3.It embodies the early human understanding of nature and themselves, and has the germ of humanistic spirit.

4.Tragic overtones.

Significance: It reflects the understanding and ideological awakening of the early ancestors, praises human beings and the search for life, and has had a profound impact on the development of Western philosophy in later generations.

The splendid imagination and stories of Greek mythology also laid a solid foundation for the development of Western literature in later generations, and many later Western literary works have elements of ancient Greek mythology.

The celebration of oneself contained in it also promotes the development of the humanist spirit.

Theogony, Homeric Epic, Iliad, Odyssey ......

Because in ancient Greek mythology, the mortal god of death expresses man's rebellion against nature.

Features: There is a complete system; When man and God are combined, God is not exalted, but has the same emotions as human beings. It embodies the early human understanding of nature and themselves, and has the germ of humanistic spirit. Tragic overtones. Significance:

It reflects the understanding and ideological awakening of the early ancestors, praises human beings and the search for life, and has had a profound impact on the development of Western philosophy in later generations. The splendid imagination and stories of Greek mythology also laid a solid foundation for the development of Western literature in later generations, and many later Western literary works have elements of ancient Greek mythology. The praise of oneself contained in it also promotes the development of the spirit of humanism.