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The "Aesopian myths," which provide the occasion for these introductory remarks, are not the first example of mythography in ancient Greek literature.
Although we do not have in our possession body of mythic narratives preceding the "Aesopian myths" that would substantiate the previous view, we do have interesting mythographic mentions from a period earlier than Aesop.
Mythmaking is undoubtedly an intellectual activity flourishing within popular culture; its roots go back into the depths of the centuries.
Likewise, mythography is a function of learned discourse, created by certain prominent authors who formalize mythological material in writing or draw inspiration from it to create their own myths.
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Author: AESOP
Language: ENGLISH
Pages: 647
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