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    Topic Outline: 1. Tungkung Langit and Alunsina (Panay-Visayan Myth)

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    This document outlines the topics to be covered in a Mythology and Folklore course over an 18-week semester. The course will begin with an introduction to mythology and folklore, including folk literature genres like myths, legends, folktales, folk speech, and folk songs. Weeks 2-6 will cover Philippine folk narratives including myths, legends, and folk epics. Weeks 6-12 will focus on Greek and Roman mythology including their gods, creation stories, and earliest heroes. The course will then explore the mythologies of Egypt, Japan, China, and Africa before concluding with a final exam in week 18.

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    This document outlines the topics to be covered in a Mythology and Folklore course over an 18-week semester. The course will begin with an introduction to mythology and folklore, including folk literature genres like myths, legends, folktales, folk speech, and folk songs. Weeks 2-6 will cover Philippine folk narratives including myths, legends, and folk epics. Weeks 6-12 will focus on Greek and Roman mythology including their gods, creation stories, and earliest heroes. The course will then explore the mythologies of Egypt, Japan, China, and Africa before concluding with a final exam in week 18.

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    Course: Mythology and Folklore Time: 1:00- 2:00 MWF

    Section: BSED 2 English Prof: Lovella G. Velasco, PhD

    TOPIC OUTLINE

    Weeks 1-2 I. Introduction


    A. Mythology and Folklore
    B. Folk Literature
    1. Folk or Prose Narratives
    a. Myths
    b. Legends
    c. Folktales
    2. Folk Speech
    3. Folk Songs

    Week 2-3 II. Philippine Folk Narratives


    A. Myths
    1. Tungkung Langit and Alunsina ( Panay-Visayan Myth)

    Week 3-4 B. Legends


    1. Etiological: The Legend of Salt Spring ( Isinay
    Legend)

    Week 4-5 C. Folk Epics


    The Epic of Labao Donggon( Ilo-ilo)

    Week 5-6 A. Trickster Tales


    Juan Usong and the King

    Week 6-7 III. Greek and Roman Mythology


    A. The Gods, the Creation, and the Earliest Heroes

    Week 8 MIDTERM EXAM

    B. The Two Great Gods of Earth


    Week 9
    Week 10 C. How the World and Mankind Were Created

    Week 11 D. The Earliest Heroes

    Week 12 E. Stories of Love and Adventure


    1. Cupid and Psyche

    Week 13-14 Egypt Myth and Folklore


    Week 15 Japanese Mythology
    Week 16 Chinese Mythology
    Week 17 African Mythology
    Week 18 FINAL EXAMINATION

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