African- use animals, family stories passed down to tell morals Greek- use mythology, tragic hero to tell morals Japanese- use nature and harmony Chinese- use balance of dark and light (ying-yang)
Ancient Greece- Mythology African Literature- Stories about animals that teach lessons Japanese Literature- Harmony and Nature, Poetry Chinese Literature- Poetry
Greek: Explain relationships, how things were created, etc. African: Teach morals based on culture Japanese: Harmony, Nature, Simplicity Chinese: Art, balance, dark and light, nature
Ancient Greece- Stories about religion and teaching moral lessons. African Literature- Folklore. History of their lives. Japanese Literature- Nature and harmony, in the form of poetry. Chinese Literature- Drama and poetry.
Ancient Greece - Tragic Hero African Literature - Music, dancing, stories Japanese Literature - Haiku, Nature, Harmony, Love Chinese Literature - Honor family and nature
Greek- myths that relate to a moral African- folktales passed down through generations, tells morals, and uses many animals usually with human characteristics. Japanese- use harmony and connects with nature Chinese- Morals probably close to Japanese lit
African- Animals used in stories passed through generations Greece- Mythological stories to teach morals Japanese- Zen and Harmony Chinese- Similar to Japanese
Greek - myths explain how humans interact with each other, natural phenomena, morals, etc. African - morals, stories involving animals that teach a lesson Japanese - harmony, zen, connection with nature Chinese - probably influenced by Chinese philosophy
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Japanese: Nature/ Zen
Chinese: Mandate of Heaven
Greece: Usually a tragedy
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Japanese: Nature and Harmony. It is irregular
Japanese Lit- Harmony, nature and irregularity
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African- use animals, family stories passed down to tell morals
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Japanese- use nature and harmony
Chinese- use balance of dark and light (ying-yang)
Gods used to explain happenings and concepts on Earth
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african-use animals in there stories.
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greece-uses mythology
chinese- i dont know anything about it
Greece:mythology
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Chinese: rice is nice
Ancient Greece: has a hero and a tragedy
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Japanese: nature
Ancient Greece- Mythology
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Japanese Literature- Harmony and Nature, Poetry
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Ancient Greece- Tragic Hero
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Japanese- nature, harmony
Chinese- uses nature and rhyme
Greek: Explain relationships, how things were created, etc.
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Japanese: Harmony, Nature, Simplicity
Chinese: Art, balance, dark and light, nature
Ancient Greece- Stories about religion and teaching moral lessons.
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Japanese Literature- Nature and harmony, in the form of poetry.
Chinese Literature- Drama and poetry.
Ancient Greece - Tragic Hero
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Japanese Literature - Haiku, Nature, Harmony, Love
Chinese Literature - Honor family and nature
Greece- involves a myth and a hero
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Chinese- balance, ying and yang
Greek: Mythology, how things came to be, tragedies, morals
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Greek- myths that relate to a moral
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Japanese- use harmony and connects with nature
Chinese- Morals probably close to Japanese lit
Ancient Greece-Mythology, Gods, Dramas, Plays
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Japanese-Nature, Peace, Tranquility
Chinese-peace, drama,confusise
African- Animals used in stories passed through generations
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Japanese- Zen and Harmony
Chinese- Similar to Japanese
Greek - myths explain how humans interact with each other, natural phenomena, morals, etc.
ReplyDeleteAfrican - morals, stories involving animals that teach a lesson
Japanese - harmony, zen, connection with nature
Chinese - probably influenced by Chinese philosophy
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Japanese: Harmony, Nature
Greek- Not realistic things that relate to morals
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Chinese- Art, Nature