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CONTENTS

PREFACE

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

INTRODUCTION

PART ONE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT

  1. Lévi-Strauss, Myth, and the Neolithic Revolution

  2.The Large Phases of Myth

PART TWO: THE CLASSICAL EXAMPLE

  3. Heraclitus and the Conditions of Utterance

  4. Pindar: “Great Deeds of Prowess Are Always Many-Mythed”

  5. Inquiry: Herodotus

  6. Ovid: The Dialectics of Recovery from Atavism

PART THREE: ELEMENTARY FORMS

  7. Between Prose and Poetry: The Speech and Silence of the Proverb

  8. Between Myth and Proverb: The Self-Enclosureof the Riddle

  9. Parable

10. Metaphor: Literature’s Access to Myth

11. Language and Myth

NOTES

LIST OF WORKS CITED

INDEX

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