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Mythology

Frankfort and colleagues' term for a mode of thought in which the world is met as a living Thou rather than an It, attributed to the ancient Near East.

In mythology, mythopoeic thought refers to Frankfort and colleagues' term for a mode of thought in which the world is met as a living Thou rather than an It, attributed to the ancient Near East. This meaning comes from Frankfort (1946) in The intellectual adventure of ancient man.[1]

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Frankfort, H. (1946). The intellectual adventure of ancient man. The University of Chicago press. ISBN 9780226112565

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