Myth and literature
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Myth, LiteratureAbstract
In this paper we discuss some aspects of the myth and his development since the ancient times till now. We present some studies about literary genders in which we can observe some aspects of the mythical thought. Finally we analyze a short story in which are evident some features of the "mythologization" observed in the modern fiction.References
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