mythography

For me, Shakespeare's romances cultivate this viscous allegorical space, where Marian memories and Eleusinian mysteries conspire with metamorphic mythographies of renaissance.

mythological parables,songs, choreography, mythographies, legends, lore,

(4.) Pierre Albouy, Mythographies, Paris, Jose Corti, 1976.

Frangoise Naudillon's "Mythographies d'Afrique dans le roman populaire antillais: Filiations de Tony Delsham" offers an excellent analysis of the multivolume work by the writer who targets the local market rather than what could be labeled an "elite" audience.

C'est dans les premiers Mythemes ou mythographies de l'art rupestre que l'on retrouve l'alliance de signes graphiques (objets linguistiques) et de signes figures (motifs picturaux), oE coexistent dans un meme espace, celui du support iconique, ces deux types de signes visuels rassembles sur des parois rocheuses dans des grottes ou des boyaux peu accessibles sont les premieres oeuvres qui constituent selon les capacites interpretatives des lecteurs un espace de construction identitaire individuelle ritualisee oE le savoir se transmet de facon narrative visuelle et se garde en memoire comme passe collectif.

By imagining projects which do not end in the creation of new mythographies and do not generically invoke capabilities and ideal forms of the transmission of skills, but know how to tackle the diffidence sharing has towards design and political knowledge which is never considered as a value in itself.

If these mythographies seem just too obscure and ethnocentric to be useful for a modern nation-building narrative, what about Magna Carta, 1066 and all that?

It takes its tone from Northrop Frye's description of the romance mode, in which the powers of the hero are superior to the world of action, where he (more rarely she) is a charismatic or revelatory or simply superhuman being, one small step down from mythographies of the divine.

Ancient mythographies include Hesiod's eighth-century B.C.