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Mythology (or myths) and rituals are very important to many - if not most - cultures. For this theme collection we have drawn from the collections of Religious Studies, Philosophy, Anthropology, Sociology, Archaeology, History and Art History. 

Immerse yourself - in stories, on canvas and on screen - in the world of godesses and gods, folk tales and mythical creatures, and ancient ceremonies.

 

Love stories

Women in myths

Women of Myth

Jenny Williamson; Genn McMenemy; Sara Richard (Illustrator)

Ancient Greek Women in Film

Konstantinos P. Nikoloutsos (ed.)

Portrait of a Priestess

Joan Breton Connelly

Persephone Rising

Zaharati Morfesis

Off with Her Head!

Howard Eilberg-Schwartz, Wendy Doniger

Metamorphoses

Ovid: Metamorphoses. Translated by Stephanie McCarter. New York: Penguin Books, 2022.

The Lost Girls

Andrew D. Radford

The Cold Counsel

Sarah M. Anderson, Karen Swenson (ed.)

Manifestations of myths

Art

Greek & Roman

The South

The Americas

Northern Europe

The Saga of the Volsungs

Jesse L. Byock (trans.)

Celtic Mythology

Philip Freeman

Old Norse Mythology - Comparative Perspectives

Pernille Hermann (Editor); Stephen A. Mitchell (Editor); Jens Peter Schjodt (Editor); Amber J. Rose (Editor)

The Poetic Edda

Larrington, Carolyne (trans.)

Norse Mythology: the Gods, Goddesses, and Heroes Handbook

Kelsey A. Fuller-Shafer; Sara Richard (Illustrator)

Mysticism, Myth and Celtic Identity

Marion Gibson (Editor); Shelley Trower (Editor); Garry Tregidga (Editor)

Myth, magic, and memory in early Scandinavian narrative culture: studies in honour of Stephen A. Mitchell

Jürg Glauser(Redacteur)Pernille Hermann(Redacteur)Stefan Brink(Redacteur)Joseph Harris 1940-(Redacteur)

Inuit Stories of Being and Rebirth

Bernard Saladin d'Anglure

The East

General Mythology & Comparative Studies

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