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Mar 27, 2013 48 min

Heroes and Monsters

from Classical Mythology Hosted by Annabel Orchard

In Greek myth heroes do not always fight for the greater good – instead many strive for personal glory and some are downright anti-social. This lecture discusses the patterns of heroic behaviour found in myths by looking at heroes such as Herakles, Odysseus and Jason. It demonstrates what they have in common and how they act as individuals, and concludes with an examination of the monsters pitted against them. Copyright 2013 Annabel Orchard, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

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