Introduction to Greek Mythology and Culture
Greek mythology is comprised of a wide collection of stories explaining the creation of the world, the lives of the gods and heroes, and the epic adventures of war. Despite being an idea of the past, this ancient mythology and culture has continued to exist in our lives today, often found in art and literature. The stories range from funny to interesting to bizarre to sad, sometimes all in one story. Each myth introduces a glimpse into ancient Greek life and how important these myths were back then.
OFFERED: Session I, II, and III
TIME: 10:30 - 11:20am
FEE: $75 + $5 materials fee (S1 & S3); $65 + $5 materials fee (S2)
LOCATION: San Luis Obispo Campus Room 4118
QUESTIONS: Contact the instructor at camillefranco97@gmail.com
INSTRUCTOR: Camille Franco
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Camille Franco |
Camille Franco is a graduate from San Francisco State University where she studied Liberal Studies and Classics. She greatly enjoys the mythology and the history of ancient Mediterranean civilizations and will happily explain any myth when asked. |