Chapters of Imaginary Greece: the contexts of mythology /

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Buxton, R. G. A.

1994.

Cambridge University Press,

Cambridge; New York, NY, USA

250

0521329787

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Pt. 1. Narrative Contexts. 1. Telling tales. 2. Myths in performance. From the cradle. . . The songs of youth. Stories for citizens. . . . to the grave. 3. Performance into text. 4. Images in context. Archaic and Classical Greece. Collection and domestication
Pt. 2. Re-Imagining the World. 5. Cookery and recipes. 6. Landscape. To the mountain. Other territories: sea, cave and spring. 7. Family. Wives, webs and wiles. Fathers, sons and brothers. 8. Religion. The nature of divinity. Telling and acting. Believing in myths
Pt. 3. What Was the Point? 9. The actors' perceptions. 10. Modern perspectives. Reflectors and constructors. Paradigms (and shoes). Mapping. Explanation. Psychology, emotion and (again) pluralism.
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