How are the Greek gods (as described in Rosenberg) like, and unlike, humans in the Norse myth (p. 33), the Onondagan myth (p. 34), or the Aztec myth (p. 35)?

Please upload your current notes from Weeks 3 and 4 here, in whatever form you can best upload them – jpegs of handwritten work are fine, as are typed notes

As promised, here are some key questions to please answer in your notes – please choose at least 2 to answer with bullet points, 1-2 sentences, underlinings, or etc. (The World of Myth by David A Leeming)

– How are the Greek gods (as described in Rosenberg) like, and unlike, humans in the Norse myth (p. 33), the Onondagan myth (p. 34), or the Aztec myth (p. 35)?

– How are males and females defined as distinct from each other in the Malian myth (p. 28), the Norse myth (p. 33), the Onondagan myth (p. 34), or the Aztec myth (p. 35)?

– What significance and power do animals have to the human world in the Norse myth (p. 33) or the Onondagan myth (p. 34)?

– What value does each myth place on water? Why might water feature so prominently in so many of these stories?

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