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Myth and Legend as Organizational Technologies: A Comparative Analysis of Legitimacy and Coordination Mechanisms from Alexander, Napoleon to Musk

<p><span>Myth and legend are often treated as cultural byproducts or branding garnish. This paper argues instead that they function as an organizational technology: a high-leverage mechanism for legitimacy production and coordination under conditions of rapid scaling, institutional weakness, and informational overload.
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Chapter 6: Merezhkovsky and Napoleon: Re-creating the Myth of the Great Man

2023
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4. A Napoleon of Heroines: Historical Myth in Vanity Fair

1978
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‘It Still Makes Me Shudder’: Memories of Massacres and Atrocities during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars

War in History, 2009
Philip G. Dwyer
exaly  

The Myth of a Nation: Literature and Politics in Prussia under Napoleon (review)

Goethe Yearbook, 1992
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Before the Windrush: Race Relations in 20th-Century Liverpool

, 2016
Laura Tabili
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Vorstellungsbilder und Regierungshandeln in der „zweiten Stadt des Kaiserreichs“

, 2016
Chiara Lucrezio Monticelli
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Glorious Victory: Andrew Jackson and the Battle of New Orleans by Donald R. Hickey (review)

, 2016
Alexander V. Marriott
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The Napoleon Myth.

California state journal of medicine, 2008
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Napoleon Bonaparte in Historical Memory: between Myth, Brand and Legend

Novaia i noveishaia istoriia, 2019
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