Myth in Indo-European antiquity/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Berkeley:
University of California Press,
1974
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| Series: | Publications of the UCSB Institute of Religious Studies
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: The study of mythology and comparative mythology / Gerald James Larson
- "Le Borgne" and "le Manchot": the state of the problem / George Dumézil
- History and structure in Germanic mythology: some thoughts on Einar Haugenʹs critique of Dumézil / Udo Strutynski
- Approaches to Germanic mythology / Edgar Polomé
- The well of Nechtan and "la glorie lumineuse" / Patrick K. Ford
- Indo-European structure of the Baltic pantheon / Jaan Puhvel
- The Lithuanian god Velnias / Marija Gimbutas
- Vrtrahan-Verethragna: India and Iran / Steven E. Greenebaum
- Dodona, Dodola, and Daedala / David Evans
- Germanic warg: the outlaw as werwolf / Mary R. Gerstein
- Runes, mandrakes, and gallows / Jeannine E. Talley
- Georges Dumézil and the rebirth of the genetic model: an anthropological appreciation / C. Scott Littleton
- On the relations of Dumézilian comparative Indo-European mythology to the history of religions in general / Matthias Vereno.