Eng 324 Mythology and Folklore

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The key takeaways are that the course covers major myths and folklore from various cultures around the world. It aims to expose students to different myths and folklore and their contributions to literary heritage. The course also discusses archetypes commonly found in myths.

The main topics covered in the course include definitions of mythology and folklore, archetypes, Greek and Roman mythology, Germanic and Norse mythology, African and Oceanian mythology, and mythopoeia. It also covers specific myths and characters from these traditions.

Some of the major mythologies discussed include Greek/Roman, Germanic/Norse, and African/Oceanian mythology. It also looks at examples of mythopoeia such as Tolkien's works, C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, and H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythos.

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COURSE SYLLABUS
Second Semester 2020– 2021
Vision: CFCST: haven of intellectuals in 2023

Mission: CFCST shall endeavor to be a potent vehicle in uplifting the socio-economic status of its clientele and neighboring communities through the provision of custodial care services, access to
education and relevant training in science and technology.

Core Values: Culture-Sensitive; Adherent to Laws; Relevant and Responsive; Efficient and Effective; and Spiritually-oriented (CARES)

Course Name ENG 324 Mythology and Folklore


Course Credit 3 units
This course is a study of major myths and folklore of various cultures around the world. It is designed to give students an exposure to different myths and
Course Description
folklore and their contributions to the literary heritage of a particular place.
Contact Hours/week 3 hours/ week
Prerequisite
Program Educational Objectives. After 3-5 years of completing all academic requirements, the BSEd English graduates would:

A. become pedagogically, technically, and content knowledge oriented teachers in their field of specialization;
B. pursue higher/post graduate education; and
C. become culture-sensitive and spiritually-oriented teachers in the practice of the teaching profession.

Program Outcome Code Program Outcomes


PO1 1. Possess broad knowledge of language and literature for effective learning.
PO2 2. Use English as a glocal language in multilingual context as it applies to the teaching of language and literature.
PO3 3. Acquire extensive reading background in language, literature, and allied fields.
PO4 4. Demonstrate proficiency in oral and writing communication.
PO5 5. Shows competence in employing innovative language and literature teaching approaches, methodologies, and strategies.
PO6 6. Use technology in facilitating language learning and teaching.
PO7 7. Inspire students and colleagues to lead relevant and transformative changes to improve learning and teaching language and literature
PO8 8. Display skills and abilities to be a reflective and research – oriented language and literature teacher.

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Course Outcome
After completion of the course, the students should be able to: PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8
CO1 Identify the various gods, goddesses, heroes, and other characters discussed in the stories and what roles do they have D P P D P D D D
in the history and civilization of man;
CO2 Analyze archetypes on stories discussed; D D P D D D D D

CO3 Defend the idea that myths and folklores reflect the lives of people from different cultures and lifestyles. D D D D D D D D
I – Introduce, P – Practice, D-Demonstrate
COURSE OUTLINE AND TIME FRAME (3 hours a week, 54 hours)
Week 1 Definition of Mythology and Folklore
3 hours Archetypes
 Archetypal Characters
 Archetypal Storyline
 Archetypal Pattern
Motif
Folktales
Fairytales
Legend
Fable
Week 2-3 The Greek and Roman Mythology
6 hours  The Creation
 Titanomachy
 The Greek Gods and Goddesses
 The Earliest Heroes
 The Origin of Mankind
 Stories
o Cupid and Psyche
o 12 labors of Heracles
o Trojan War
o Aeneas, Founder of Rome

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Week 4-5 Germanic and Norse Mythology


6 hours  The Creation
 The World Tree
 The Norse Gods and Goddesses
 The Treasures of Gods
 Thor and Loki in Jotunheim
 Death of Baldur
 Ragnarok, The Twilight of the Gods
 Sigurd, The Dragon Slayer
 Beowulf
Week 6-7 Northern and Eastern European Mythology
6 hours  The Kalevala
 The Dagda, A Complex God
 Voyage of Bran the Legendary Irish Hero
 Blodeuwedd, The Flower Faced
 The Legend of King Arthur
 The Slavic Deities
 Baba Yaga and Vasilisa
Week 8 Egyptian Mythology
3 hours  The Creation
 Egyptian gods and goddesses
 The Night Bark and Secret Name of Ra
 Osiris and the Underworld
MIDTERM EXAM
Week 9-10 Philippine Mythology
6 hours  Creation (Tagalog, Bilaan, and Manobo)
 The Gods and Goddesses
 The Diwatas
o Maria Makiling
o Maria Sinukuan
o Maria Cacao
 Philippine Urban Legends
Arakan Folklore

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o Legend of Arakan
o Legend of Mt. SInaka
o The Tinanan River
o Other Arakeño Folktales
Week 11-13 Asian Mythology
9 hours  The Descent of Inanna
 Ishtar and the Seven Veils
 The Epic of Gilgamesh
 Ahura Mazda and Ahriman
 The Hindu Pantheon
 Ganesha
 The Ramayana
 Pangu and the Creation of the World
 The Adventures of the Monkey King
 Izanagi and Izanami
 Susanoo and Amaterasu
 The Legendary Foundation of Korea
 Jumong
Week 14 American Mythology
3 hours  Cherokee Creation
 The Spider Woman
 Hunahpu and Xbalanque, the Hero Twins
 Legend of the Five Suns
 Viracocha the Creator
Week 15 Jewish Mythology
3 hours  In the Beginning
 Lilith
 Seraphim, Cherubim, and Nephilim
 Abraham, Primal Father of Arabs and Jews
 King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
Week 16-17 African and Oceanian Mythology
6 hours  The Dogon Cosmos
 Ananse the Spider

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 Eshu the Trickster


 The Killing of Luma-Luma
 Ta’aroa Gives Birth to the Gods
 Maui of a Thousand Tricks
Week 18 Mythopoeia
3 hours  Tolkien Mythology
 Narnia Mythology
 Cthulhu Mythology
FINAL TERM EXAM

Learning Plan
Desired Learning Course Content/ Textbooks/ Teaching and Assessment Task Resource Time Table
Outcomes(DLO) Subject matter References Learning (ATs) Materials (54 hours)
Activities (TLAs) Theory Based Practice Based Assessment
Schedule
At the end of the chapter, the Definition of Mythology The Mythology Book.
students must have: and Folklore Dorling Kindersley Week 1
CO1, CO3 Archetypes Limited: Penguin Discussion Summative test Every after Book 3hours
a. Define mythology  Archetypal Random House. ISBN: the Chapter PDF Files
and folklore Characters 978-0-2413-0191-3 Group activity Recitation PPT
b. Differentiate  Archetypal Reflection
archetypes and motifs Storyline Mythology: Timeless Paper
c. identify common  Archetypal Pattern Tales of Gods and
archetypes on Motif Heroes. Hamilton, Edith.
character, storyline, Folktales Grand Central Publishing
and pattern Fairytales
d. Discuss folktales, Legend Myths and Legends.
fairytales, legend, and Fable Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly
fable Publishing Ltd. ISBN:
978-1-78617-939-5

CO1, CO2, CO3 The Greek and Roman The Mythology Book.
a. Familiarize the concept of Mythology Dorling Kindersley Discussion Summative test Every after Book Week 2-3
creation of cosmos and man.  The Creation Limited: Penguin the Chapter PDF Files 6hours

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b. Identify the gods and  Titanomachy Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Recitation PPT
goddesses of Greek and  The Greek Gods 978-0-2413-0191-3
Roman pantheon and Goddesses Reflection
c. Define the meaning of hero  The Earliest Mythology: Timeless Paper
in mythology Heroes Tales of Gods and
c. Analyze archetypes and  The Origin of Heroes. Hamilton, Edith.
themes in Greek tales Mankind Grand Central Publishing
 Stories
 Cupid and Psyche Myths and Legends.
 12 labors of Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly
Heracles Publishing Ltd. ISBN:
 Trojan War 978-1-78617-939-5
 Aeneas, Founder
of Rome Classical Mythology A to
Z: An Encyclopedia of
Gods & Goddesses,
Heroes & Heroines,
Nymphs, Spirits
Monsters, and Places.
Annette Giesecke. Black
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
978-0762470013
CO1, CO2, CO3 Germanic and Norse The Mythology Book.
a. Compare and contrast the Mythology Dorling Kindersley
difference between Norse  The Creation Limited: Penguin Week 4-5
and Greek mythology  The World Tree Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book 6 hours
 The Norse Gods 978-0-2413-0191-3 the Chapter PDF Files
b. Identify the principal and Goddesses Recitation PPT
deities of Norse pantheon  The Treasures of Mythology: Timeless
Gods Tales of Gods and Forum Discussion Reflection
c. Analyze archetypes and  Thor and Loki in Heroes. Hamilton, Edith. Paper
themes in Norse Jotunheim Grand Central Publishing
mythology  Death of Baldur
 Ragnarok, The Myths and Legends.
Twilight of the Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly

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Gods Publishing Ltd. ISBN:


 Sigurd, The 978-1-78617-939-5
Dragon Slayer Classical Mythology A to
 Beowulf Z: An Encyclopedia of
Gods & Goddesses,
Heroes & Heroines,
Nymphs, Spirits
Monsters, and Places.
Annette Giesecke. Black
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
978-0762470013
CO1,CO2, CO3 Northern and Eastern The Mythology Book.
European Mythology Dorling Kindersley
a. Discuss the literary  The Kalevala Limited: Penguin
development of  The Dagda, A Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book Week 6-7
Northern and Eastern Complex God 978-0-2413-0191-3 the Chapter PDF Files 6hours
Europe through its  Voyage of Bran PPT
myths and legends the Legendary Myths and Legends. Reflection
b. Familiarize with the Irish Hero Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Forum Discussion Paper
mythological persona  Blodeuwedd, The Publishing Ltd. ISBN:
of European myths Flower Faced 978-1-78617-939-5
c. Review the European  The Legend of
history through its King Arthur Classical Mythology A to
early literature  The Slavic Deities Z: An Encyclopedia of
d. Analyze archetypes  Baba Yaga and Gods & Goddesses,
and themes in Vasilisa Heroes & Heroines,
Northern and Eastern Nymphs, Spirits
European mythology Monsters, and Places.
Annette Giesecke. Black
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
978-0762470013
CO1, CO2, CO3 Egyptian Mythology The Mythology Book.
a. Familiarize with the  The Creation Dorling Kindersley
Egyptian creation myth  Egyptian gods and Limited: Penguin
b. Identify the gods and goddesses Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book Week 8

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goddesses of Egyptian  The Night Bark and 978-0-2413-0191-3 the Chapter PDF Files 3 hours
pantheon Secret Name of Ra Recitation PPT
c. Express identifies themes in  Osiris and the Myths and Legends.
complete sentences Underworld Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Discussion Reflection
d. Analyze archetypes in Publishing Ltd. ISBN: Paper
Egyptian myth 978-1-78617-939-5 Review

Classical Mythology A to
Z: An Encyclopedia of
Gods & Goddesses,
Heroes & Heroines,
Nymphs, Spirits
Monsters, and Places.
Annette Giesecke. Black
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
978-0762470013
MIDTERM EXAM
CO1, CO2, CO3 Philippine Mythology Arakan: Where Rivers
 Creation (Tagalog, Speak of the Manobo’s
a. Review the Philippine Bilaan, and Living Dreams. Davao
creation myth Manobo) City Kaliwat Theatre Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book Week 9-10
b. Familiarize the deities  The Gods and Collective, Inc. 1996. the Chapter PDF Files 6hours
of Philippine Goddesses Brainstorming PPT
pantheon  The Diwatas Deities of Local Reflection
c. Analyze the o Maria Makiling Philippine Mythology. Forum Discussion Paper
archetypes and o Maria Sinukuan (Lahi.ph)
themes in Philippine o Maria Cacao
myth Philippine Urban
 Philippine Urban
d. Appreciate the Legends.
Legends
concepts of Arakan (Esquiremag.ph)
Arakan Folklore
folk literature
o Legend of Arakan
o Legend of Mt.
Sinaka
o The Tinanan River
o Other Arakeño
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Folktales
CO1, CO2, CO3 Asian Mythology The Mythology Book.
1. Recognize parallelism  The Descent of Dorling Kindersley
within Asian Inanna Limited: Penguin Week 11-13
mythologies.  Ishtar and the Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book 9 hours
Seven Veils 978-0-2413-0191-3 the Chapter PDF Files
2. Identify Asian  The Epic of Recitation PPT
mythological persona Gilgamesh Myths and Legends.
 Ahura Mazda and Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Forum Discussion Reflection
3. Discuss literary Ahriman Publishing Ltd. ISBN: Paper
development of Asia  The Hindu 978-1-78617-939-5
through its myths Pantheon
 Ganesha Classical Mythology A to
4. Analyze archetypes  The Ramayana Z: An Encyclopedia of
and themes in Asian Gods & Goddesses,
 Pangu and the
myths Heroes & Heroines,
Creation of the
Nymphs, Spirits
World
Monsters, and Places.
 The Adventures of
Annette Giesecke. Black
the Monkey King
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
 Izanagi and 978-0762470013
Izanami
 Susanoo and
Amaterasu
 The Legendary
Foundation of
Korea
 Jumong
CO1, CO2, CO3 American Mythology The Mythology Book.
a. Familiarize with the  Cherokee Creation Dorling Kindersley
American creation myth  The Spider Limited: Penguin
Woman Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book Week 14
b. Identify principal characters  Hunahpu and 978-0-2413-0191-3 the Chapter PDF Files 3 hours
in American mythology Xbalanque, the Recitation PPT
Hero Twins Myths and Legends.

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c. Analyze archetypes and  Legend of the Five Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Forum Discussion Reflection
themes in American myths Suns Publishing Ltd. ISBN: Paper
 Viracocha the 978-1-78617-939-5
Creator
Classical Mythology A to
Z: An Encyclopedia of
Gods & Goddesses,
Heroes & Heroines,
Nymphs, Spirits
Monsters, and Places.
Annette Giesecke. Black
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
978-0762470013
CO1, CO2, CO3 Jewish Mythology The Mythology Book.
a. Compare and contrast  In the Beginning Dorling Kindersley
Jewish mythology and  Lilith Limited: Penguin
Christian and Islamic stories  Seraphim, Cherubim, Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book Week 15
of creation and Nephilim 978-0-2413-0191-3 the Chapter PDF Files 3 hours
 Abraham, Primal Recitation PPT
b. Familiarize principal Father of Arabs and Myths and Legends.
persona in Jewish mythology Jews Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Forum Discussion Reflection
 King Solomon and the Publishing Ltd. ISBN: Paper
c. Analyze archetypes and Queen of Sheba 978-1-78617-939-5
themes in Jewish myths
Classical Mythology A to
Z: An Encyclopedia of
Gods & Goddesses,
Heroes & Heroines,
Nymphs, Spirits
Monsters, and Places.
Annette Giesecke. Black
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
978-0762470013
CO1, CO2, CO3 African and Oceanian The Mythology Book.
a. Identify principal persona I Mythology Dorling Kindersley

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African and Oceanian  The Dogon Cosmos Limited: Penguin


Mythology  Ananse the Spider Random House. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book Week 16-17
 Eshu the Trickster 978-0-2413-0191-3 the Chapter PDF Files 6 hours
b. Analyze themes and  The Killing of Recitation PPT
archetypes present in African Luma-Luma Myths and Legends.
and Oceanian Myths.  Ta’aroa Gives Birth Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Forum Discussion Reflection
to the Gods Publishing Ltd. ISBN: Paper
c. Defend the concept that  Maui of a Thousand 978-1-78617-939-5
myths are necessary to Tricks Maui of a
different cultures Thousand Tricks Classical Mythology A to
Z: An Encyclopedia of
Gods & Goddesses,
Heroes & Heroines,
Nymphs, Spirits
Monsters, and Places.
Annette Giesecke. Black
Dog & Leventhal. ISBN:
978-0762470013
CO1, CO2, CO3 Mythopoeia The Silmarillion. J.R.R.
a. Define Mythopoeia  Tolkien Tolkien. 2nd Edition: The
Mythology Random House
b. Discuss examples of  Narnia Mythology Publishing Group. ISBN: Oral Presentation Summative test Every after Book Week 18
Mythopoeia  Cthulhu 978-0-345-32581 the Chapter PDF Files 3 hours
Mythology The Chronicles of Brainstorming Recitation PPT
c. Identify allusion, theme, Narnia. C.S. Lewis
symbolism, and archetypes in The Cthulhu Mythos. Forum Discussion Reflection
given examples of H.P. Lovecraft Paper
Mythopoeia
Mythopoeia
Writing

FINAL TERM EXAMINATION e.g. Multiple e.g. Test paper, Week ___

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Choice Attached TOS, 1 hour


Questions GRASP assessment
(TOS must be rubric or
provided) criteria

Suggested Readings and References  The Mythology Book. Dorling Kindersley Limited: Penguin Random House. ISBN: 978-0-2413-0191-3
 Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes. Hamilton, Edith. Grand Central Publishing
 Myths and Legends. Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd. ISBN: 978-1-78617-939-5
 Classical Mythology A to Z: An Encyclopedia of Gods & Goddesses, Heroes & Heroines, Nymphs, Spirits Monsters, and Places. Annette
Giesecke. Black Dog & Leventhal. ISBN: 978-0762470013
 Arakan: Where Rivers Speak of the Manobo’s Living Dreams. Davao City Kaliwat Theatre Collective, Inc. 1996.
Course Requirements a. Research work and assignment
b. On-time submission of written exercises /Worksheets
c. Virtual Pageant of Deities;
d. Portfolio (Includes PPT screenshots of report, Mythopoeia, reflective essays and photos during virtual of pageant deities)
Grading System Following the Quality Policy Manual of the College of Education, the grading system below shall be used:

Examination (Midterm and Final Exam) 30%


Oral Presentation/Reporting 20%
Performance 40%
- Quizzes/Assignment/Reflection Paper 20%
- Activities (Virtual Pageant of Deities)/Portfolio/Mythopoeia 20%
- Attendance /participation 10%
TOTAL 100%
Final Rating = (Final Term Grade x 2) plus Mid-Term Grade divided by 3 or FR = FT (2) + MT
3
Classroom Policies

Submitted by:
JR G. REQUITA
Course Instructor

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Checked by: NORNILA M. DILABUAN


BSEd Program Head

Noted by: Recommending Approval: Approved:

DR. GIJET C. PARON DR. BAINORIE A. MANTAWIL DR. HARRIS M. SINOLINDING


Dean, College of Education Director for Instruction Vice Pres. for Academic Affairs

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