MYTHOLOGICAL SYNCRETISM INDUCED BY CONTAC
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https://doi.org/10.15381/arqueolsoc.2013n26.e12387Keywords:
Mythology, syncretism, contact, Andoa, structuralism, mytheme.Abstract
The present study explores an almost untrodden field in the structuralist mythemic analysis, according to which a myth is a narrative matrix that may and should be read along a diachronic axis. This perspective highlights socio-historical aspects of mythopoesis as mirrored on the matter and pattern of myths. An analytic proposal complementing traditional structuralist analysis is developed through a comparative study of Andoan and other mythologies from the Upper Amazon basin.
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