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Witches and Hags: Crash Course World Mythology #39

Witches and Hags: Crash Course World Mythology #39

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In which Mike Rugnetta teaches you about the stories we tell about witches and hags. It's definitely unfortunate that a lot of social orders have generated stories about evil women with magical powers. Today we're going to look at a few of those stories, and talk a little about why these stories appear, and what they mean. Crash Course is made with Adobe Creative Cloud. Get a free 30 day trial
Date: 2022-04-04

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Where do pointy hats come in the mix? What's up with flying broomsticks and black cats? In mythology do witches eat babies? Do they also talk to the devil? That's the stuff I've seen in movies and tv shows. I don't know why they portray witches likes.
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The inclusion of 'Medusa's head was integral to the creation of one of the greatest items in the pantheon, the shield of Athena, the Ageus, and yes I'm aware that is likely incorrect in spelling. so it's association of protection is right there.
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I would bet they believed the hag sat on your chest because of sleep paralysis. If you've never experienced it. YOu can't move and it is terrifying and often feels as if someone is sitting on your chest.
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I wonder if the whole turning people into stone thing was cos catalepsy is a pretty easy hypnotic phenomenon in suggestible people (which they TOTALLY were back in those times of magic and stuff)
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The fact that he has to preface this video with a disclaimer about not hating woman when talking about hags and witches is just sad. What has society come to.

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I feel there is soo much missing from this video. And blaming the tales of witches on misogyny seems ignorant or just any easy excuse to avoid a more difficult subject.
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I don't know why you failed to mention those Greek sorcerers, all which seem to be women, which were often beautiful, in name Circe, Medea, and Ariadne.
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Old age is a disease and must not be mistaken for a god thing. Old ppl are not wise, they are conservative degenerates who try to hold the younger generation back
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I always do wonder why they all come in trios. From the Kanker sisters in Ed Edd n Eddy, the trio of witches from Macbeth, to the Crones in the Witcher games.
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Christianity came along and Godly and Semi-Godly nature spirits like Medusa or Baba Yaga got reduced to pesky witches and hags
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