Mythography
A mythographer, according to a strict dictionary definition, is a compiler of myths. Mythography is then the rendering of myths in the arts. These are rather restrictive definitions, which can be said to fail to take into account the large body of twentieth century work on myth from many angles. The compilation of myths assumes some field work; and the aim may be to produce something of value to anthropology, or a myth theory, rather than simply as raw material for transformation into artistic productions.
Related Topics:
Myth - Twentieth century - Field work - Anthropology
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | Myth theories |
| ► | Myth criticism |
| ► | Mythographic schools |
| ► | Universal myth theories |
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