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political myth: a standalone construct

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Mythology

a narrative that a social group shares and keeps reworking to give meaning to its political conditions and experiences, as Bottici defines it.

In mythology, political myth refers to a narrative that a social group shares and keeps reworking to give meaning to its political conditions and experiences, as Bottici defines it. This meaning comes from Bottici (2007) in A philosophy of political myth.[1]

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References

Bottici, C. (2007). A philosophy of political myth. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521876551

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