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to Mythology - Sites |
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Encyclopedia
Mythica : Mythology. |
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Gods,
Heroes, and Myths. The lives of gods and goddesses, the stories
of heros, and the myths of other cultures: Arthrian, Babylonian, Celtic,
Egyptian, Greek and Roman, Native American, Norse and Others. |
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The
Encyclopedia Mythica An online reference work covering the
mythologies, legends, and folklore of most of the world's societies. Requires
some digging, but a source of valuable information |
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Big
Myths from Mythic Journeys A survey of myths and gods from
representative cultures from around the world. |
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World
Mythology from Windows to the Universe. Creation myths and
cosmology. |
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World
Mythology. A wide variety of links for myths and stories from
all parts of the world |
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What
is Myth? from World Myths & Legends in Art from
the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. |
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What
is Mythology? A summary of the views of James Harvey Stout. |
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What
is Mythology?
An interesting discussion by Lilinah biti-Anat, a devout paganist and student
of mythology. As the page consists mostly of quotations from reputable sources,
the information may be used, with caution. |
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The
Structural Study of Myth By Claude Levi-Straus.
A rather scholarly discussion of the elements of myths, and why myths are
so important to human society. The second part of the article analyzes the
Oedipus myth. |
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