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mythography

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my·thog·ra·phy  (m-thgr-f)
n. pl. my·thog·ra·phies
1. The artistic representation of mythical subjects.
2. A collection of myths, often with critical commentary.

mythography
1. the collecting of myths.
2. the recording of myths in writing.
3. a critical collection of myths. — mythographer, mythographist, n.
See also: Mythology


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Nevertheless urban pride outside London vitiates urban futures: it relies upon physical symbols, buildings, views, and topographies which comprise an urban mythography whose logic may be the subject of anthropology as much as architecture.
A handful of black-an-white illustrations enhance this thoughtful guide for college-level students of mythography and Arab culture, highly recommended for college library shelves.
 
 
 
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