Can anyone tell me how to compare Greek and Indian narrative and story-telling structures?

Answer 1

you may do a similar comparing like this one by looking at Indian texts.

-it can fit well with this:
Hindu mythology is dominated by two ancient epic narratives, the Mahabharata and the Ramayana. A look at both of these epic traditions as foundational works of Indian civilization and as living narratives that continue to inform contemporary Indian religious practice, politics, and popular culture. Explores their continual re-invention in contemporary folk performance, popular film, literature, visual art, and political rhetoric. No previous knowledge of Indian religion or culture is required.

It reminded me of Arundati Roy's "The God of Small Things" .

http://www.indiana.edu/~easc/resources/working_paper/noframe_9a_oedip.htm

good luck

Answer 2

Do by doing, even as you continue or commence thinking (processes)...

Choose maybe The Iliad, then The Ramayana, or the Baghavad-gita, then begin to look, starting with the very beginning of each narrative, how are they similar and how do they differ?

Does Homer do as the author(s) of The Ramayana? Why or why not? How is Krishna like say, Achilles or Hector? What role do the gods play in The Iliad? The Odyssey? What role do the gods play in the Baghavad-gita?

Answer 3

Yes. The answerer above can.