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Foreword | ||
Biographical Note | ||
Preface to the Russian Edition (1976) | ||
Pt. I | Modern Theories of Myth and Approaches to Literature | |
Historical Overview | 3 | |
Remythification in Philosophy and in the Study of Culture | 14 | |
Ritualism and Functionalism | 19 | |
The French Sociological School | 25 | |
The Symbolic Theories | 29 | |
Analytical Psychology | 39 | |
Structuralism | 53 | |
Myth, Ritual, Archetypes, and Literary Criticism | 73 | |
Mythopoetics in Russian and Soviet Thought | 92 | |
Preliminary Conclusions | 116 | |
Pt. II | The Classic Forms of Myth and Their Expression in Narrative Folklore | |
Preliminary Observations | 151 | |
The General Characteristics of Mythological Thought | 152 | |
The Functional Orientation of Myth | 156 | |
Mythical Time and Its Paradigms | 158 | |
Ancestors, Demiurges, Culture Heroes | 163 | |
Archaic Creation Myths | 177 | |
The Origins of Society | 181 | |
Chaos, Order, and the Creation of the Universe | 183 | |
The Cosmic Model | 192 | |
Seasonal Myths | 196 | |
Cosmic Cycles and the End of the Universe | 200 | |
Heroic Myths and Rites of Passage | 203 | |
The Semantics of Mythical Plots and Systems | 207 | |
Myth, Tale, Epic | 235 | |
Pt. III | Mythification in Twentieth-Century Literature | |
Historical Introduction | 259 | |
The Mythological Novel in the Twentieth Century: Some Preliminary Observations | 275 | |
An Antithesis: Joyce and Mann | 277 | |
Kofka's Mythopoetics | 313 | |
Various Aspects of Mythification in the Contemporary Novel | 329 | |
Bibliography | 353 | |
Subject Index and Glossary | 413 | |
Index of Literary Works | 478 | |
Name Index | 483 |
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