1 | The concept of mythos-logos, its properties, function, the research topics of mythology in rituals, origin, cult, prestige and the myths of eschatology. |
2 | Mesopotamian myth from pre-Asian mythos: Sumer, Akad, Babylon and ugarit mitoses. |
3 | China and Japan myths from far-east cultures, myths from Middle Eastern people, Ancient India myths and Scandinavian countries’ mythos. |
4 | Mythos of Anatolian civilizations, Anatolian cult of goddess, archeological data. |
5 | Differences, similarities and effects of Anatolian mythos on Greek mythos. |
6 | The civilization of Crete and Mykenai. Examining the literary pieces from Homers and Hesiodos as the sources of Hellene mythology. Mithological qualities in tragedy through the study of writers such as Sophocles, Euripides and Aeschylus. |
7 | The primary powers in Hellene mythology, earliest generation of gods, the creation of the universe, the five ages of humanity. |
8 | The twelve Olympus. |
9 | Mid-term |
10 | The battle of Troy, the birth of Heracles, life and death. |
11 | The heroism of Odysseus, Mysteria of Orpheus and Eleusis, Oedipus and sphinx, Eason and Argonauts, Persus and Medusa, Daidalos. |
12 | Mythological characters such as Godly flora, Niobe, Bellerphontes, Pelops, Theseus, and Sisypos. |
13 | Roman mythology, traditional gods, predecessor of Roman people, Aineias, Romus-Romulus, Philemon and Baucus, Amor and Psykhe. |
14 | General evaluation. |