Modern Mythology
Modern Mythology
作者：Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912
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共 171 题- MODERN MYTHOLOGY
- DEDICATION
- INTRODUCTION
- REGENT MYTHOLOGY
- Mythology in 1860-1880
- Autobiographical
- The Ugly Scars
- My Criticism of Mr. Max Muller
- Success of Anthropological Method
- Mr. Max Muller's Reply
- THE STORY OF DAPHNE
- Mr. Max Muller's Method in Controversy
- Tuna and Daphne
- Criticism of Tuna and Daphne
- See Bell's Life, passim, as 'The Chicken got home on the cocoanut.'
- The Explanation
- Disease of Language and Folk-etymology
- Mannhardt on Daphne
- THE QUESTION OF ALLIES
- Athanasius
- Italian Critics
- A Dutch Defender
- Reply
- Professor Tiele on Our Merits
- The merits of the new school Professor Tiele had already stated:--{26}
- Destruction and Construction
- Our Errors
- Uses of Philology
- Personal Controversy
- The Story of Cronos
- Professor Tiele on Sunset Myths
- Our Lack of Scientific Exactness
- Cronos was God of
- Cronos was by Race
- Etymology of Cronos
- My Lack of Explanation of Cronos
- My Crime
- My Reply to Professor Tiele
- Conclusion as to Professor Tiele
- MANNHARDT
- Mannhardt's Attitude
- Moral Character Impeached
- Mannhardt
- Mannhardt's Letters
- How Mannhardt differs from Mr. Max Muller
- Mannhardt's Method
- Another Claim on Mannhardt
- What Mannhardt said
- My Relations to Mannhardt
- Mannhardt's Return to his old Colours
- Mannhardt's Attitude to Philology
- Irritating Conduct of Mannhardt
- Mannhardt on Demeter Erinnys
- Mannhardt's 'Mean Argument'
- Poseidon is
- Despoina is
- Arion, the horse, is
- Erinnys is
- Why Mannhardt is Thought to have been Converted
- Mannhardt's Final Confession
- Mannhardt on Solar Myths
- The Golden Fleece
- Mannhardt's Approach to Mr. Max Muller
- PHILOLOGY AND DEMETER ERINNYS
- My Theory of the Horse Demeter
- TOTEMISM
- Totemism
- On totems he opens (i. 7)--
- Totemism Defined
- What a Totem is
- The Evidence for Sign-boards
- More about Totems
- Heraldry and Totems
- Gods and Totems
- An Objection
- A Weak Brother
- Mr. Frazer and Myself
- Greek Totemism
- Philological Theory
- Mr. Frazer on Animals in Greek Religion
- Aryan Totems (?)
- Mr. Frazer and I
- Mr. Frazer on Origin of Totemism
- Mr. Frazer's Theory
- THE VALIDITY OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL EVIDENCE
- Anthropological Evidence
- Positions which I never held
- Anthropological Evidence
- Mr. Max Muller's Method of Controversy
- Mr. Max Muller on our Evidence
- The Test of Recurrences
- Bias of Theory
- Concerning Missionaries
- THE PHILOLOGICAL METHOD IN ANTHROPOLOGY
- Mr. Max Muller as Ethnologist
- Names of Savage Gods
- A Hottentot God
- Cause of our Scepticism
- Phonetic Bickerings
- Phonetic Rules
- Basis of a Science
- Philology in Action--Indra
- Obscuring the Veda
- CRITICISM OF FETISHISM
- Mischief of Comparisons in Comparative Mythology
- Dr. Oldenberg
- Comparisons, when odious
- A Question of Logic
- Anthropology and the Mysteries
- Abstract Ideas of Savages
- Perception of the Infinite
- Fetishism and Anthropological Method
- Origin of Fetishes
- Civilised 'Fetishism'
- More Mischiefs of Comparison
- Still more Nemesis
- I quote his acceptance of the postulate (i. 15):--
- The Fallacy of 'Admits'
- Conclusion as to our Method
- THE RIDDLE THEORY
- What the Philological Theory Needs
- The Riddle Theory
- The answers, the obvious answers, are (1) 'mist' and (2) 'sunshine.'
- Mordvinian Mythology
- Lettish Mythology
- The Chances of Fancy
- ARTEMIS
- Artemis
- Otfried Muller
- Beast Dances
- The View of Classical Scholars
- Mr. Max Muller's Explanation
- Wider Application of the Theory
- The Bear Dance
- THE FIRE-WALK
- The Method of Psychical Research
- Mount Soracte
- Hirpi Sorani
- Mannhardt's Deficiency
- The Fire-walk
- Fijian Fire-walk
- Kling Fire-walk
- Tupua's Incantation used in Walking Over the Uum-Ti.--Translation
- Corroborative Evidence
- Bulgarian Fire-walk
- Indian Fire-walk
- Psychical Parallels
- Conclusion as to Fire-walk
- Psychical Research
- THE ORIGIN OF DEATH
- Yama
- The Origin of Death
- Death, regarded as Unnatural
- Why Men are Mortal
- Savage Death-Myths
- The Greek Myth
- The Serpent
- Dualistic Myths
- Economic Myth
- Maui and Yama
- Maui Myths
- Yama
- Inferences
- The Stealing of Fire
- Prometheus
- Savage Myths of Fire-stealing
- Origin of the Myth of Fire-stealing
- CONCLUSION
- APPENDIX A: The Fire-walk in Spain
- APPENDIX B: Mr. Macdonell on Vedic Mythology
- FOOTNOTES