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- A myth!
- In ancient Greek thought, the term mythos was used to describe the stories of gods, goddesses, and heroes.
- “Have you heard of Bigfoot? I think he is real…”
- “Don’t be silly! That’s just a mythos.”
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Originally meant fort or citadel. Later, it was used to refer to the Greek city states.
- “Athens was the most famous polis in Greece!”
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In ancient Greek, it meant a large town.
- “I am so sick of living in a megalopolis, I want some tranquility.”
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- Air or vapor
- Anaximenes defined it as the basic substance out of which all other things arise.
- “EW! who farted in the car!!?”
- “It smells so bad! Open the windows we need aer in here!!”
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- The ability to recall past occurrences.
- Greek word used to indicate Plato’s theory of recollection.
- “Do you remember when we saw Brad Pitt?”
- “No, I am having trouble with my anamnesis.”
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- Reincarnation.
- “Meta” means after.
- “Empsychos” means to animate.
- It is the belief that after death, the soul passes into another body, human or animal
- “When you die, what do you think you will become?”
- “My metempsychosis will as a hamster.”
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