How to do things with myths: a performative theory of myths and how we got there

Sheffield, South Yorkshire: Equinox Publishing (2024)
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How to Do Things with Myths: A Performative Theory of Myths and How We Got There assembles a radically updated collection of the author's oft-cited publications on myth. Together, they tell how theories of myth have changed and led to a novel "performative" theory of myth.

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