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Introduction:

1974
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Contributions to Comparative Mythology

1985
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Comparative Mythology as a Transnational Enterprise: Friedrich Max Müller’s Scholarly Identity through the Lens of Angelo De Gubernatis’s Correspondence

Publications of the English Goethe Society, 2016
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Did the Ancient Greeks Develop a “Happy Mythology” for Pastoral Gods? Exercises in Comparative Approaches to Divine Genealogies

Philology, 2019
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Chapter Three. God’s Word in Comparative Mythology, 1760–1830

2022
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A Comparative Study of Zahhak’s Dual Character in Mythology, History, and Archeological Findings in Iran and Tajikistan

Anthropology and Archeology of Eurasia, 2016
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The End of the World in Scandinavian Mythology

2022
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Homer and the Indo-Europeans: Comparing Mythologies

The Classical World, 1998
Leona Ascher, Julian Baldick
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COMPARATIVE MYTHOLOGY IN THE CONTEXT OF HUMANIZATION OF EDUCATION

This article investigates the pedagogical and cultural potential of comparative mythology within the framework of educational humanization. Through the analysis of mythological structures and archetypal motifs across various world cultures, it highlights how myths reflect collective experiences, value systems, and symbolic thinking.
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Old Norse Mythology—Comparative Perspectives

The Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 2019
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