This series presents an innovative and accessible overview of the world's mythological traditions. The inaugural volume provides a theoretical introduction to the study of myth, while the individual case studies from throughout time and around the world help guide the reader through the wondrous complexity and diversity of myths, and their widespread influences in human cultures, societies, and everyday lives.
This series presents an innovative and accessible overview of the world's mythological traditions. The inaugural volume provides a theoretical introduction to the study of myth, while the individual case studies from throughout time and around the world help guide the reader through the wondrous complexity and diversity of myths, and their widespread influences in human cultures, societies, and everyday lives.
Tok Thompson is Associate Professor of Teaching, Anthropology, and Communications at the University of Southern California. Gregory Schrempp is Professor of Folklore at Indiana University.
Inhaltsangabe
Prologue Introduction Chapter 1: Definitions and Starting Points Chapter 2: Highlights in the History of Mythological Research Chapter 3: Studying Mythology Comparatively Chapter 4: Some Current Trends Conclusion Glossary Works Cited Index
Prologue Introduction Chapter 1: Definitions and Starting Points Chapter 2: Highlights in the History of Mythological Research Chapter 3: Studying Mythology Comparatively Chapter 4: Some Current Trends Conclusion Glossary Works Cited Index
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