By Sarah Stewart
By Megan Watson
By Christine Evans
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| The Psychoanalysis of Creation Myths | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| This site has been made for the religion and psychology class at Rutgers University. It aims to show that psychoanalytic theories can be applied to all creation myths in order to determine their underlying meaning . We also aim to show that these hidden or underlying meanings reflect psychological events. Three creation myths were chosen to be presented. You will find them listed below. Please visit all three. You will gain a better understanding of the meaning behind creation. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Norse Creation Myth | |||||||||||||||||||||
| This section gives a Jungian interpretation of the norse creation myth. By Sarah Stewart |
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| Greek Creation Myth | |||||||||||||||||||||
| This site gives a psychoanalytic interpretation of the Greek creation myth By Megan Watson |
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| Mesopotamian Creation Myth | |||||||||||||||||||||
| This site gives a psychoanalytic interpretation of the Mesopotamian cration myth. By Christine Evans |
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| This page was created by Sarah Stewart, Megan Watson, and Chris Evans | |||||||||||||||||||||