What is the influence of mythology today? Make a list of the mythological allusions that we see in our current society. (i.e. company logos, expressions,

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What is the influence of mythology today? Make a list of the mythological allusions that we see in our current society. (i.e. company logos, expressions, slogans, etc.)

The Influence of Mythology O The Greek and Roman myths that you have studied in this course have influenced much of literature, film, pop culture, and society. O You may notice that many companies market themselves with allusions to various Greek/Roman myths. O Let’s explore these connections to appreciate the influence of mythology.

The Influence of Mythology Western Literature December 15, 2014

Objectives O Students will be able to analyze the purposes of various Greek and Roman myths. HOW? O Examination of the Prevalence of Mythology

Tennessee Titans

Nike: The Goddess of Victory

Amazon

Pandora

Saturn (Roman Name of Cronos)

Trident

Midas

Venus (Roman Name for Aphrodite) “A choice for every goddess!”

Aphrodite (Greek Name for Venus) Aphrodite’s Symbol is a Dove

Ajax “Stronger than dirt!”

Eos Greek Goddess of Dawn

Versace (featuring Medusa)

Starbucks (featuring a Siren) Remember- I am enraptured with Pumpkin Spice or Chestnut Praline lattes.

Review Circle O We are going to participate in a Review Circle to study the various myths from our investigative reporting.