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Theories of Myth: An Annotated Bibliography

Thomas J. Sienkewicz

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Theories of Myth, a companion to the author's World Mythology: An Annotated Guide to Collections and Anthologies , has been written to serve the needs of college undergraduates, high school students, and general readers approaching the study of myth for the first time. Whereas the earlier volume describes the plethora of anthologies, collections, and general introductions to myth from around the world, Theories of Myth lists the most important English-language studies of myth theory, which attempt to answer the questions: What is "myth?" How does it function in human society, and how is it to be interpreted? Here the reader will find the most significant theoretical studies of traditional stories, legends, tales and sagas from around the world, which attempt to address such questions from a variety of perspectives. Includes an author/editor index and a subject index.

Language: English

Pages: 240

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Scarecrow Press

Release: August 28, 1997

ISBN: 0810833883

ISBN 13: 9780810833883

Theories of Myth: An Annotated Bibliography

Thomas J. Sienkewicz

0/5 ( ratings)

Theories of Myth, a companion to the author's World Mythology: An Annotated Guide to Collections and Anthologies , has been written to serve the needs of college undergraduates, high school students, and general readers approaching the study of myth for the first time. Whereas the earlier volume describes the plethora of anthologies, collections, and general introductions to myth from around the world, Theories of Myth lists the most important English-language studies of myth theory, which attempt to answer the questions: What is "myth?" How does it function in human society, and how is it to be interpreted? Here the reader will find the most significant theoretical studies of traditional stories, legends, tales and sagas from around the world, which attempt to address such questions from a variety of perspectives. Includes an author/editor index and a subject index.

Language: English

Pages: 240

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Scarecrow Press

Release: August 28, 1997

ISBN: 0810833883

ISBN 13: 9780810833883

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