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solar mythology: a standalone construct

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Comparative mythology

the theory, from Müller, that many myths arose from misunderstood poetic names for the sun and other natural phenomena, a disease of language.

In comparative mythology, solar mythology refers to the theory, from Müller, that many myths arose from misunderstood poetic names for the sun and other natural phenomena, a disease of language. This meaning comes from Müller (1909) in Comparative mythology.[1]

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  1. Müller, F. M. (1909). Comparative mythology: An essay (A. S. Palmer, Ed.). Routledge. Open Library record

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