Where Are They Getting These Ideas? Flashcards

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What determines our comfort about myth?

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The degree of our participation in the world view depends on our comfort and belief about factuality

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What is myth?

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Myth is a story that could be true. often times it is believed to be someone else’s story or story that is untrue. It is a language that organizes a worldview

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What is nonnarrative myth?

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This can include the text of public rituals, hymns, or explanations of doctrine. It may not give an explanation, it might just be a rule

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What is structuralism?

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The idea that myth making is a way of structuring binary thinking and conflict

Post structuralism: binaries always assume conflict, too simple for real life

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What is freuds view on myth?

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Psychoanalytic
Myths tell stories we can’t tell otherwise
His logic is flawed because he reads myth as fact and applies them to everyone

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What is jungs view on myth?

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Everything you need to know you can learn from myths

Archetypes - certain things are universal to human experiences

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What is eliade?

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Myth as a model for religion
Stories matter because they are a lived experience
Can become ritualistic

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What is christology?

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The degree to which Jesus is understood to fulfill Jewish messianic theory

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What is the role of people in society?

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In the Ramayana, there were priests, Warriors, farmers, and servants. Who write the story is important, but we can’t live without the lower ranking groups

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