Mythology and Folklore: Study Guide

Annie A. Parmis
  • Department of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences (DLABS) Philippines
Rizalina V. Truya
  • Department of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences (DLABS) Philippines
Riza L. Maningo
  • Department of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences (DLABS) Philippines
  • Keywords:
  • Radiating Faith, Festive Discernment, Mythology, Mythical Stories
  • Abstract:
  • Myth in itself is very much associated with religious belief. In one way or another, it relates to some actual events and is partly traditional. When we talk of a thing or an event which is traditional in nature, more often than not, we cannot be sure of its origin. This is the reason why in the study of myths, “suspension of disbelief” serves as key to a substantial understanding. If you are a wide reader of mythology and folklore topics, you would discover that myth stories have similarities in themes and characterizations. You may even get to know more about the folk’s own version of creation story or values and beliefs handed down through oral tradition and by generation. It seems that we cannot call a certain province or town “cultured” if it does not have its own collection of mythical stories.
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