Victorian solar mythology and comparative religion
George W. Cox's foundational introduction to mythology as scholarly subject, examining the nature of myths, their origins, development, and functions across cultures. Analyzes how myths arise from human attempts to explain natural phenomena, social customs, and divine reality. Traces mythological patterns and motifs across diverse cultural traditions. Establishes comparative mythology as legitimate academic discipline.
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