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Mythologue

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Myth´o`logue
n.1.A fabulous narrative; a myth.
May we not . . . consider his history of the fall as an excellent mythologue, to account for the origin of human evil?
- Geddes.
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Le mythologue Mircea Eliade ne dit pas autre chose en declarant: << Le mythe garantit a l'homme que ce qu'il se prepare a faire a deja ete fait.
Perennite et presence d'un mythe Jeanne d'Arc, l'Europeenne? by Rigolet, Yann / Canadian Journal of History
None of the contributors to Maranda's volume recognises the relationship in this trajectory of LeviStrauss' quest for the absolute conditions of the possibility of mythopoeic thought, condensed in the canonical formula (CF thereof), and his own strivings to become the canonical mythologue and philomythes.
The Double Twist: from Ethnography to Morphodynamics by Mimica, Jadran / Oceania
 
 
 
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