Comparative Mythology is the study of myths from different cultures to identify shared themes, symbols, and narratives. By examining the similarities and differences among myths, scholars can gain insights into the human experience and the cultural contexts that shape these stories. This field often explores how myths reflect societal values, beliefs, and historical events. Through the analysis of various mythological traditions, such as Greek Mythology, Norse Mythology, and Hindu Mythology, researchers can uncover universal archetypes and motifs. This comparative approach not only enriches our understanding of individual myths but also highlights the interconnectedness of human cultures throughout history.