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The biblical flood myth revisited: representations of flood and deluge in climate fiction

2023
In this thesis, I demonstrate how the biblical flood myth is revisited in narrative framings of flood-related catastrophe in the climate novel. Despite the number of works that explore environmental concerns in relation to flooding, there has been a gap in research on the use of the biblical flood myth in climate novels that use floods as metaphorical ...
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Gun and Yu Control the Waters: Chinese Flood  Myths

2020
Professor Hang Qian holds a Ph.D. in history. He is a professor and doctoral supervisor in Department of History at the School of Humanities and Communications, Shanghai Normal University. He is also an adjunct professor and doctoral supervisor in Department of History at East China Normal University.
Zhaoyuan Tian, Shuxian Ye, Hang Qian
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The Flood Myth in the Age of Global Climate Change

Environmental Communication, 2011
When released, The Day After Tomorrow was widely described by critics and the movie's creators as a pro-environmentalist film. This essay argues that The Day After Tomorrow articulates a variation of apocalyptic discourse identified as a flood myth. The authors conclude that this version of the flood myth largely undermines contemporary environmental ...
Michael Salvador, Todd Norton
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The Flood Myth

Asian Folklore Studies, 1989
Alain Rocher, Alan Dundes
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Flood myths

2007
Those who disobey to the rules of God or Gods, the human communities having misbehaviors are punished by Gods through flood myths. We can see all these stories in mythology, in the religious books and legends. In this article, titled "The Flood Myths", flood myths which are mentioned in Sumerian mythology, in the Old Testament, in Greek mythology and ...
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ANCIENT TURKIC FLOOD MYTHS

2016
This paper surveys flood myths amongst Turkic people. Even though the flood myths were the object of research by scholars, but the Turkic myths on this theme were left without consideration. The author compares different versions of flood myths among Kazakhs and analyses their genesis.
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The Flood Myth

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1992
Lloyd R. Bailey, Alan Dundes
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A global analysis of subsidence, relative sea-level change and coastal flood exposure

Nature Climate Change, 2021
Robert J Nicholls   +2 more
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Current European flood-rich period exceptional compared with past 500 years

Nature, 2020
Gunter Bloschl   +2 more
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