[SOLVED] The cultural and comparative approaches to the myths..

Overview
In this project, you will answer each part of the bullet points below in the prompt in your own words, applying both the cultural and comparative approaches to the myths in this module and modern narratives. As we are considering myths which were written long ago in a different culture, please include any relevant historical context, belief systems, and cultural practices in performing your cultural and comparative analyses.
Please answer the following questions:
Apply the cultural and comparative approaches to the myths in this module. With substantive examples, demonstrate you know both what these approaches are and that you know how to use them accurately and effectively.
Evaluate the significance of the results of your cultural and comparative analyses. In other words, answer the, “So what?” in relation to the previous question. What are the benefits of learning what you have learned?
Now, explore relevance to modern narratives by applying the cultural and comparative approaches to a modern narrative of your choosing. With examples, explain how using these approaches is similar and/or different to using them on mythological narratives.
Finally, answer if and how the cultural and comparative approaches add value to digesting modern narratives whether they are film-based, written, or music-based. Please back up your assertions with detailed real-life examples. .
Outcomes
Apply the cultural approach to given myths.
Apply the comparative approach to given myths.
Identify instances where it is appropriate to apply the cultural or comparative approaches to modern narratives in various media
Compose arguments supporting one’s arguments with appropriate sources and documentation.
Explain main plot points of ANE and Greco-Roman myths in your own words.
Instructions
Please submit this project in one of the following formats. Use at least one external source, cited appropriately, in addition to the myths and explorations in this course. For the format you choose, please plan the presentation of your argument around a thesis statement. Please click here to review the parts of a thesis statement ) and follow the specifics explained below for the format you choose:
Essay, between 4-5 pages in length, in double-spaced 11- or 12-point Times New Roman font. Please plan on using spell check and grammar check—a “pro tip” is to read your paper aloud before submission, as this is an easy way to catch mistakes advance. Please include a works cited at the end of your essay, formatted according to MLA or APA style.