1. Choose an apocalyptic tradition from the class schedule. You will be examining several different ancient visions of the afterlife, looking at Egyptian, Jewish, Greek, Roman, Norse, and Christian ideas about life after death.
2. Think about contemporary examples that feature similar imagery or storylines.
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