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myth and mythic criticism  

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  • Myths are enduring big stories that, neither literally true nor false, are more or less functional for interpreting human experience and giving life shape, substance, and meaning. Speaking to universal and cultural beliefs, values, and experiences, myths are articulated in dreams and cultural artifacts and are actualized in rituals. [Source: Encyclopedia of Communication Theory; Myth and Mythic Criticism]

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