Undergraduate
Faculty of Arts and Design
Communication Arts
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Mythology

Course CodeSemester Course Name LE/RC/LA Course Type Language of Instruction ECTS
ISN4208 Mythology 2/0/0 DE Turkish 3
Course Goals

The objective of this course on base of mythology and cultural axis is to provide the individuals with the conceptual view in connection with the mythology as a discipline; to give information about the birth of mythology, meaning and the relevant effects on the civilization history; and review the reflections of mythology on he art and advertisement considering the interaction between the mythology and culture.

Prerequisite(s) None
Corequisite(s) None
Special Requisite(s) None
Instructor(s) Assist. Prof. Dr. Gülnur Işıklar
Course Assistant(s)
Schedule Monday, 15:00-16:45, Ataköy Campus, 1D-04-06
Office Hour(s) Monday, 15:00-16:45, Ataköy Campus, 1D-04-06
Teaching Methods and Techniques Lecture, discussion, demonstration
Principle Sources

- Çığ, Muazzez İlmiye. Gilgamış, İstanbul: Kaynak Yayınları, 2000.

- Kabaağaçlı, Cevat Şakir. Merhaba Anadolu, İstanbul:Bilgi Yayınevi, 1984.

-Kabaağaçlı, Cevat Şakir. Anadolu Tanrıları, İstanbul:Bilgi Yayınevi1983.

- Alighieri, Dante. İlahi Komedi,  İstanbul: Oğlak Yayıncılık, 2004.

Barthes, Roland (1990). Çağdaş Söylenler. Çev: Tahsin Yücel. İst.: Metis Yay.

Dönüş Mitosu. Çeviren: Ümit Altuğ. İstanbul: İmge Yayınevi. Erhat, Azra (2003). Mitoloji

Sözlüğü. İstanbul: Remzi Kitabevi Yayınları. Estin, Colette ve Laporte, Héléne (2003).

Yunan ve Roma Mitolojisi. Çeviren: Musa Eran. Ankara: Tübitak Popüler Bilim Kitapları.

Other Sources

- Mumya, Truva, Tanrıların Savaşı, İlahların Aşkı, Thor, Herkül vb. movies

Course Schedules
Week Contents Learning Methods
1. Week What is Mythology? Birth of Mythology, Its Meaning and Effects The concept of mythology: Mythos, Logos and Ethos; Functions of mythology, effects of mythology on the history of civilization. Verbal lecture Verbal lecture
2. Week What is Myth? Types of Myth, Myth, Ritual, Legend, Epic, Folk Tale, Fairy Tale, Fable; Introduction of Creation Myths, transmission of Pelags-Orphic Creation Myths Verbal lecture
3. Week Introduction to Classical Mythology. Antiquity, Hellenism, Greek civilization and culture, Roman civilization and culture, Greek and Roman mythologies, Artemis and related myths, Apollo and related myths. Verbal lecture
4. Week Differences between Fairy Tales and Myths, similarities, explanations with comparisons. Zeus and the love of Zeus, Hera and related myths, Athena and related myths. Verbal lecture
5. Week Hera and related myths, Athena and related myths. Artemis and related myths, Apollo and related myths. Oral Expression – Movie
6. Week Introduction of Hermes and Hermeticism. Verbal Expression – Visual analysis
7. Week Mid-Term Exam Mid-Term Exam
8. Week Anatolian mythology, Anatolian civilization and culture; Hittite civilization, culture and mythology; Mother goddess cult; Anatolian legends. Oral Expression – Visuals
9. Week Mesopotamian and Egyptian Mythologies, Mesopotamian civilizations and culture; Sumerian civilization, culture and mythology; Babylonian civilization, culture and mythology; Epic of Gilgamesh; Egyptian civilization, culture and mythology Oral Expression – Movie
10. Week East Asian and Turkish mythologies, Dede Korkut Stories. East Asian civilization and culture: Chinese civilization, culture and mythology; Japanese civilization, culture and mythology; Verbal lecture
11. Week Symbolism, Modern Myths Mythology and Its Reflections on the Modern World. Moles and the concept of 'Dynamic myth', Jung and the concept of 'Archetype'. Mythology and Art; Art, Icon, Iconography, the effects of Mythology on Western art and analyzes on works of art Verbal Expression – Visuals – Visual Analysis
12. Week Advertising, Mythology and Culture Advertising concept, Advertising as a cultural indicator, Relationship between advertising and mythology Verbal Expression – Visual analysis
13. Week : Analyzes on the Use of Mythology in Advertisements. References to mythological heroes, mythological plots, and mythological symbols in advertisements. Verbal Expression – Visual Analysis
14. Week examin evaluation
15. Week evaluation evaluation
16. Week evaluation evaluation
17. Week evaluation evaluation
Assessments
Evaluation tools Quantity Weight(%)
Midterm(s) 1 30
Final Exam 1 70


Program Outcomes
PO-1Students will be able to define the concepts of communication, art, culture and others on the field and to associate the acquired theoretical information with the practices in the sector.
PO-2To gain the success on the field they will acquire the must theoretical acquisitions and they will be able to make creative designs by learning the quantitative and qualitative methods of the field.
PO-3By understanding developments of the subjects like communication, media, culture and art in their historical processes students will be able to evaluate the changes and results in the field related to cultural, social and technological improvements.
PO-4They will observe the technological, cultural and social improvements and will be able to practice these changes in the field.
PO-5They will be able to analysis the subjects they read, perceived and understand.
PO-6Students will embrace contemporary academic and professional approaches on communication and design and will be able to adapt them to their works.
PO-7By improving their research skills, students will be able to bring together different information sources and communication channels, thus developing creative communication strategies.
PO-8 By improving their skills on management and leadership they will be able organize their time and sources effectively.
PO-9They will develop detailed and must knowledge in the main professional fields like advertisement writership, customer representative, brand manager, communication strategist and communication consultancy.
PO-10Students will generate communication strategy in certain subjects and realize every related works.
PO-11They will work creatively, freely and flexibly in their personal lines.
PO-12Students will be able to provide and amass the necessary ideas and knowledge to give their projects a more effective and convincing formation in written, verbal or other ways.
PO-13During a relation with target group in a work they will be promoters who are encouraging the team work.
PO-14Students will be able to use necessary items and equipments of their profession in exact time and place and will practice their projects on time.
PO-15They will improve solutions to problems in the communication process and able to use their initiatives.
Learning Outcomes
LO-1Being aware of the effects of the development of mythology on life practices and daily life.
LO-2Learning about legend - myth types, world mythologies
LO-3The concept of relationship and interaction between mythology and culture
LO-4To have knowledge about the relationship between mythology, art and advertising and to gain analysis skills regarding mythological references in advertisements.
LO-5To develop the concept of inspiration. To relate with more equipment while analyzing chronological event by considering that mythology is the story of the human in real.
LO-6To retrace and interpret all practices, rituals and beliefs implemented and different behavior patterns that are rooted in his or life and embedded in traditions and customs.
Course Assessment Matrix:
Program Outcomes - Learning Outcomes Matrix
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