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Mythologies of the East (Vol. 2): Central Asia, China, Japan by J. Hackin

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi; Aryan Books International ; 1996Description: 459 p. : 0.01 x 0.01 x 0.03 inchesISBN:
  • 9788173050206
  • 8173050198
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 704.948 HAC 23 11460
Summary: The book offers a comprehensive analysis of Eastern mythologies, highlighting how they reflect the values, beliefs, and historical contexts of the different societies from which they originate. It discusses the interconnectedness of myths and their roles in shaping cultural identities. Each chapter may focus on specific myths, key figures, or themes, providing a comparative view that reveals shared motifs and unique attributes across different cultures. The authors also analyze the influence of these mythologies on art, literature, and philosophy in the East.
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The book offers a comprehensive analysis of Eastern mythologies, highlighting how they reflect the values, beliefs, and historical contexts of the different societies from which they originate. It discusses the interconnectedness of myths and their roles in shaping cultural identities. Each chapter may focus on specific myths, key figures, or themes, providing a comparative view that reveals shared motifs and unique attributes across different cultures. The authors also analyze the influence of these mythologies on art, literature, and philosophy in the East.

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