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Myths of Origin

2023
Abstract Chapter 3 looked at the roots of the *Taghbach (Ch. Tuoba) in what we can assemble from excavated remains and broader historical accounts. Chapter 4 turns to what is presented as their own myth in the Chinese account of their dynasty, Wei shu, or “Documents of Wei.” These myths are problematic in two ways: first of all, they are
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Myth and origin of the Karitiana ethnicity

Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2022
AbstractThis paper presents the narrative of vice‐chief Meireles Karitiana, with the participation of chief‐shaman Cizino Karitiana, who discusses the Karitiana people’s origin myth, particularly in relation to the tension between God and Orá, his brother – a tension between good and evil.
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Myths of Origin

2013
Although very different in their activities and outcomes, both broadcasting and the National Health Service (NHS) were created within a rhetoric of public service and a dedication ‘to the service of humanity in its fullest sense’ so eloquently expressed by John Reith.
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Myths and Origins

2016
Chapter 1, “Myths and Origins” considers the earliest period of settlement in California (1781 – 1848) and the peculiar role of race during that time. It also examines the ways settlers of Afro-Latino descent affected the lives of African Americans a century later.
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Myths of Origin

2001
AbstractThe Indigenous Aryan debate can only be understood in the context of the history of the greater Indo-European homeland quest in Europe. The purpose of this chapter is to outline the most prominent features of this history that are most directly connected with the problems of Indo-Aryan origins.
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