Medieval Myths

Medieval myths: Norma · Loret Goodrich publisher: Penguin group, the story type found in the book 1961) is a medieval story. They include kings, queen and knight, fighting war, including dragons and beautiful girls. One of my favorite myths is Beowulf of the Scandinavian mythology titled Beowulf and The Fiend Grendel. The story is about the Kingdom of Denmark ruled by a king called Hrothgar. Hrothgar is a great king and praised by people all over the world.

In medieval myths, Cockaigne is a sufficient land and work is forbidden, the house is made of pie and sausage, and the wine flows through the river, and the roasted goose and roasted fish prepared are eaten It is likely to be. According to the Dutch historian Herman Pleij, due to the medieval poor, Cockaigne is a famous paradise far from suffering in everyday life. Today, the City of Utrecht in the Netherlands is trying to recognize that citizens' basic needs are not necessarily pure illusions when they are met without duty obligations. Therefore, local governments are planning experiments to provide monthly guaranteed income to 250 Dutch citizens currently receiving benefits from the government. The two-year trial period is scheduled to begin provisionally in January next year, and we plan to receive a fixed amount of 960 euros a month (about US $ 1,100) in some citizens of Utrecht and some neighboring cities.

The myth of medieval churches against science is unlikely to disappear - as it is partly compatible with other precious myths about the Middle Ages because it is easy to manufacture. Anyone who has heard about the emergence of Galileo before the Inquisition, "Tetelius' challenge -" What is the relationship between Athens and Jerusalem? ", These two points can be straight. The needs of all people is a wonderful assumption that Galileo was the one accused of medieval churches and did his best. (In fact, as explained in myths Chapter 8, the early modern Catholics condemned Galileo and used the new Bible Scripture view which would surprise Augustine and Thomas Aquinas.

Even in modern countries, medieval churches, ancient towns, ancient tribes, all of the extensive human cooperation is rooted in common myths that exist only in the collective imagination of people. The church is rooted in a common religious myth. Two Catholics who have never met are believed to believe that God is a physical body and that they will be able to be crucified to redeem our sins so in order to build a hospital You can gather in the Crusade or collect funds. The country is rooted in common national myths. Because we believe in the Serbian state, the hometown of Serbia, the flag of Serbia, two Serbs who have never met each other can endanger their lives and save each other. The justice system is rooted in common legal myths. However, since the two lawyers who have never met believe in the existence of law, justice, human rights, and the cost of payment, they can cooperate to protect those who do not know at all.