Greek Mythology: How it started, how it went, how it's going
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## Would it surprise you to hear that the ancient Greeks, the ones who originally told the stories of Greek Mythology, didn’t have what we would call Greek myth for kids?
The other day a student of mine wondered about the origins of the Demeter-Hades-Persephone story.
I recently did a thing that streaming video has made not only possible but inevitable: I watched Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie from 2023 close on the heels of Ron Howard’s Apollo 13, and it put me in mind of Greek mythology.
Some of you may have noticed that The Invention of Greek Mythology has taken a sabbatical from Substack for the last several months. I have still been writing, however, and TIGM is still very much a live project.
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