My Reflection On My Views Of Mythology In Humanities

Humanities from my prospective before I started this interesting class, was considered to be a study about humans and human interaction. This observation that I speak of is based upon my observation of the word “human” in Humanities. Since this class is studying world mythology in Humanities, my mind automatically reverted back to the thoughts of mythical legends that I have heard in years past. To initiate this paper, I would like to touch upon my originating knowledge of mythology before starting this class, expound on some mythological experiences from my past, describe how my views have changed in the last couple of weeks, explain what has changed about my views of mythology, talk about some subjects that I am excited to talk about and explore in detail, and the mentioning of the some of the least interesting topics that will be touched on this semester. Initially when I heard that I had the option to take a humanities class, I didn’t have the inside scoop as to what will be explored in this class. Mythology in

The topics that I discussed in this reflection paper included my originating knowledge of mythology before starting this class, an exposition on some mythological experiences from my past, a description on how my views have changed in the last couple of weeks, a clarification on what has changed about my views of mythology, talked about some subjects that I am excited to explore in detail, and the mentioning of the some of my least interesting topics that will be touched upon this semester. When all said and done, I believe that I will come out of this class feeling like I have learned a lot about the past and everything that was believed and is still assumed to be true to this very day. I look forward to learning all that can be learned in great