Myths and Folklore
Myths and Folklore by Henry I. Christ is a comprehensive resource published by Amsco School Publications Incorporated in October 1989. This 2002 edition spans 336 pages and is presented in English. The book serves as an introduction for high school students to the rich tapestry of myths, legends, and folktales from various cultures, exploring both historical and contemporary narratives.
Readers will find substantial chapters dedicated to the myths of ancient Greece and Rome, tales from the Trojan War, Norse myths, and a diverse array of folktales and ballads from around the globe. The text includes relevant, unadapted excerpts from the world’s literature, along with reading comprehension questions, vocabulary study, discussion topics, and activities designed for both individual and group engagement. Additionally, the book features a complete “pronouncing” index, enhancing its educational value.
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To introduce high school students to the world of myth, legend and folktale, both in the past and in our society today. Substantial chapters myths of ancient Greece and Rome; tales of the Trojan War; Norse myths; folktales and ballads throughout the world; fairy tales and fables; American folklore. Relevant, unadapted excerpts quoted from the world’s literature of myths, legends, ballads, poems, tales. All chapters conclude reading comprehension questions, vocabulary study, discussion topics, individual and group activities, chart of words in current use. Complete “pronouncing” index. Softbound
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