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Mythology

a mythic figure who crosses boundaries through cunning, appetite and disorder, often both creator and fool, studied by Radin in Winnebago tradition.

In mythology, trickster refers to a mythic figure who crosses boundaries through cunning, appetite and disorder, often both creator and fool, studied by Radin in Winnebago tradition. This meaning comes from Radin (1956) in The trickster: a study in American Indian mythology.[1]

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  1. Radin, P. (1956). The trickster: a study in American Indian mythology. Greenwood Press. ISBN 9780837121123

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