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eBook Modern Mythology
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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
The Explanation
Disease of Language and Folk-etymology
Mannhardt on Daphne

THE QUESTION OF ALLIES
Athanasius
Italian Critics
A Dutch Defender
Reply
‘Braves Gens’
Professor Tiele on Our Merits
Destruction and Construction
Allies or Not?
Our Errors
Uses of Philology
Personal Controversy
The Story of Cronos
Professor Tiele on Sunset Myths
Our Lack of Scientific Exactness
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’
Why Mannhardt is Thought to have been Converted
Mannhardt’s Final Confession
Mannhardt on Solar Myths
Mannhardt on Marchen.
‘The Two Brothers’
The Golden Fleece
Mannhardt’s Approach to Mr. Max Muller

PHILOLOGY AND DEMETER ERINNYS
Mr. Max Muller on Demeter Erinnys.
My Theory of the Horse Demeter

TOTEMISM
Totemism
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
The Greek Mouse-totem?
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 one never held’
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
‘Scholars’
Anthropology and the Mysteries
Abstract Ideas of Savages
Perception of the Infinite
Fetishism and Anthropological Method
Origin of Fetishes
‘Telekinetic’ Origin of Fetishism
Civilised ‘Fetishism’
More Mischiefs of Comparison
Still more Nemesis
For Us or Against Us?
The Fallacy of ‘Admits’
Conclusion as to our Method

THE RIDDLE THEORY
What the Philological Theory Needs
The Riddle Theory
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
The Fire-walk in Trinidad.
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
‘Fire Totems’
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
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Andrew Lang was a Scottish writer and folklorist best known for collecting and retelling fairy tales and legends from around the world. He gained widespread recognition through the “Color Fairy Books,” which presented diverse stories in an engaging and accessible way. In addition to his work in folklore, he was also active as a literary critic and translator, introducing classical works and myths to modern readers. His writings go beyond simple storytelling, serving as a bridge between cultures and imagination. His works continue to be enjoyed by both children and adults today.

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