現代偽裝下的希臘神話

114學年第2學期 英語授課 選修課 3 學分
授課大綱
10
名額
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已選
1
餘額
上課時間
三/6,7,8[LAN212-2]
授課教師
Office Hour:Mondays 14:10-16:00 or by appointment Office: A 219
修課班級
外文碩1,2 · 1年級以上
課程資訊
英語文學組LAN212-2
選課分析

Final Essay 20 Individually researched essay
Presentation of Final Essay 20 Presenting research results
Presentations on literary texts and theory 20 Summarizing, analyzing and presenting materials
Reading Journals 20 Analyzing materials in a critical way
Discussions 10 Demonstrating critical ability
Attendance and Participation 10

Greek mythology has had a great influence on Western civilization and literature over time until the present day. Greek myths have inspired artists to create paintings, sculptures, digital artworks, etc. In literature and film Greek myths have become embedded in poetry, short stories, plays, novels, graphic novels, verse novels, picture books, films, cartoons, etc. In all these adaptations writers, directors, and artists have their own artistic agenda when using Greek myths as part of their works. The course will look at the relationship between myth and identity, myth and history, myth and ideology, and myth and authorship. The course will consider modern adaptations of Greek mythology in a wide range of formats analyzing the role that the intertextual references to mythology play in these modern works and considering how the modern texts reflect on issues raised by Greek myths.

Greek mythology has had a great influence on Western civilization and literature over time until the present day. Greek myths have inspired artists to create paintings, sculptures, digital artworks, etc. In literature and film Greek myths have become embedded in poetry, short stories, plays, novels, graphic novels, verse novels, picture books, films, cartoons, etc. In all these adaptations writers, directors, and artists have their own artistic agenda when using Greek myths as part of their works. The course will look at the relationship between myth and identity, myth and history, myth and ideology, and myth and authorship. The course will consider modern adaptations of Greek mythology in a wide range of formats analyzing the role that the intertextual references to mythology play in these modern works and considering how the modern texts reflect on issues raised by Greek myths.

Primary Texts
Almond, David. A Song for Ella Grey. London, Hachette, 2014.
Barker, Pat. The Silence of the Girls. London, Penguin Books, 2018; 2019.
Block, Francesca Lia. Psyche in a Dress. New York, Joanna Cotler Books, 2006.
Elliott, David. Bull. Boston and New York, Clarion Books, 2017.
Lashof, Carol S. Medusa’s Tale. Youthplays, 1991.
Lashof, Carol S. Persephone Underground. Youthplays, 2010.
Miller, Madeline. The Song of Achilles. London, Bloomsbury, 2011; 2017.
Riordan, Rick. Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. London, Penguin, 2005.
Smythe, Rachel. Lore Olympus. Volume One. New York, Del Rey, 2021.
Williams, Marcia. Greek Myths. London, Walker Books, 1991; 2006.

Secondary Texts
Fry, Stephen. Mythos. The Greek Myths Retold. London, Penguin Books, 2018.
Hamilton, Edith. Mythology. Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes. Taipei, Bookman, 1940; 1942.
Morales, Helen. Classical Mythology: A Very Short Introduction. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2007.

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