On the influence of Greek mythology on western literature

Greek mythology is an important part of western culture and has a profound influence on western literature. In Greek mythology, all kinds of gods, heroes, monsters and other characters had their own unique stories and characteristics. These stories and characters often became the source of inspiration for Western literature. Heroes from Greek mythology became the main characters in Western literature, such as Alexander the Great, Napoleon, Caesar, and so on. The images and stories of these heroes were often used to inspire people's courage and wisdom, which became an important theme in western literature. The various monsters in Greek mythology had also become a source of inspiration for Western literature, such as stories such as Austin and the Trojans. The images and characteristics of these monsters were often used to express social injustice, violence, and exploitation, which became important subjects in Western literature. The gods and characters in Greek mythology also influenced the creation of western literature. For example, Homer's "Iliad" and "Odey" and other epic works used various heroes and monsters in Greek mythology as the theme to show the history and culture of ancient Greece. Greek mythology had a profound influence on western literature and became an indispensable part of it. Through Greek mythology, various heroes, monsters, gods and other images became the source of inspiration and protagonists that often appeared in Western literature. At the same time, they also expressed social injustice, violence and exploitation, which became important subjects in Western literature.