THE MYTH-RITUAL COMPLEX: A BIOGENETIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

THE MYTH-RITUAL COMPLEX: A BIOGENETIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

. The structuring and transformation of myth is presented as a function of a number of brain “operators.” Each operator is understood to represent specifically evolved neural tissue primarily of the neocortex of the brain. Mythmaking as well as other cognitive processes is seen as a behavior arising...

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