Festivals and Legends

Noel D. Robertson

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Cultural and Mythological Studies Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies

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Since ritual is by definition unchanging, public festivals can disclose earlier stages of social organization. Robertson also shows how the festivals gave rise, by way of aetiology (explanatory tales or legends), to some persistent misconceptions about the past.

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