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myth as ideology in narrative form: a standalone construct

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Mythology

Lincoln's definition of myth as ideology in narrative form, a story that encodes and naturalizes a system of social categories and ranks.

In mythology, myth as ideology in narrative form refers to Lincoln's definition of myth as ideology in narrative form, a story that encodes and naturalizes a system of social categories and ranks. This meaning comes from Lincoln (1999) in Theorizing Myth.[1]

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References

Lincoln, B. (1999). Theorizing Myth. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226482026

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