| Paul Radin - Social Science - 1987 - 242 pages
The myth of the Trickster—ambiguous creator and destroyer, cheater and cheated, subhuman and superhuman—is one of the earliest and most universal expressions of mankind ... | |
| Jenny March - Fiction - 2008 - 624 pages
The figures and events of classical myths underpin our culture and the constellations named after them fill the night sky. Whether it’s the raging Minotaur trapped in the ... | |
| Kenneth McLeish - Social Science - 1983 - 312 pages
A new version of the myths and legends of ancient Greece which is both a compelling narrative, a straight and vivid retelling of myths and legends central to the history of ... | |
| Károly Kerényi - History - 2016 - 275 pages
Drawing on a wealth of sources, from Hesiod to Pausanias and from the Orphic Hymns to Proclus, Professor Kerényi provides a clear and scholarly exposition of all the most ... | |
| Richard P. Martin - Fiction - 2003 - 375 pages
From one of today’s foremost scholars, a lively retelling of the timeless tales… Here are the myths that have influenced so much of our cultural heritage. Such age-old stories ... | |
| Carl A. P. Ruck, Danny Staples - Foreign Language Study - 1994 - 388 pages
The in-depth and well researched material in The World of Classical Myth is presented against a background of history, archaeology, social custom, religion, topography, and ... | |
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