"Sakahagi": The "Reverse Flaying" of the Heavenly Piebald Horse

Nelly Naumann

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Japanese History and Culture Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Cultural and Mythological Studies

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Signification mythique de l'episode du sakahagi, qui relate l'un des mefaits accomplis par Susanowo, frere de la deesse du Soleil Amaterasu: en ecorchant dans le sens tete-queue le cheval-pie, animal lunaire, il devore la lune et detruit la lumiere| mythe existentiel de la destruction precedant la re-creation.

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