Zhang Jian-qiang
Abstract
Chinese myth and Greek myth have always been regarded as the representative works of eastern and western cultural spirit. This paper tries to find out their similarities and differences through a study of their origins, natures, basic ideas and the formation of divine images.
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Chinese myth and Greek myth have always been regarded as the representative works of eastern and western cultural spirit. This paper tries to find out their similarities and differences through a study of their origins, natures, basic ideas and the formation of divine images.
Key concepts: Mythology, Literature, Greek mythology, History, Philosophy, Sociology, Classics, Art