Myth: A Very Short Introduction

Daniel Peretti

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Introduction: Theories of myth 1. Myth and science 2. Myth and philosophy 3. Myth and religion 4. Myth and ritual 5. Myth and literature 6. Myth and psychology 7. Myth and structure 8. Myth and politics Conclusion: bringing myth back to the world References

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