Commercial Attribution of Greek Society:Viewed from Greek Mythology
BI Hui-cheng
Abstract
BI Hui-cheng
Abstract
Ancient Greece belonged to agricultural or Commercial societies? This essay attempts to answer the question from the angle of mythology study. And the conclusion is: from all subjects of Greek mythology, this is to say, the replacement of deity genealogy, the birth of gods, the terms of reference and fate of gods, and the heroic legend and the creation of mankind, the formation and establishment of Greek commercial society can be clearly perceived.
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Ancient Greece belonged to agricultural or Commercial societies? This essay attempts to answer the question from the angle of mythology study. And the conclusion is: from all subjects of Greek mythology, this is to say, the replacement of deity genealogy, the birth of gods, the terms of reference and fate of gods, and the heroic legend and the creation of mankind, the formation and establishment of Greek commercial society can be clearly perceived.
Key concepts: Mythology, Legend, Greek mythology, Ancient Greek, Attribution, Classics, Literature, History