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The Greek myths
Book • 2012
The Greek Myths is a mythography written by Robert Graves, which retells the stories of Ancient Greek mythology with detailed interpretations and analyses.
Each myth is presented in the style of a narrator from the Antonine period, with citations from classical sources.
Graves' interpretations are influenced by his theories on prehistoric matriarchal societies and the evolution of Greek mythology.
The book includes his imaginative reconstructions of myths, such as the Pelasgian and Olympian creation myths, and provides historical and cultural context to the stories.
Each myth is presented in the style of a narrator from the Antonine period, with citations from classical sources.
Graves' interpretations are influenced by his theories on prehistoric matriarchal societies and the evolution of Greek mythology.
The book includes his imaginative reconstructions of myths, such as the Pelasgian and Olympian creation myths, and provides historical and cultural context to the stories.
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Mentioned by Haydeh Gotner-Abendroth as a source for understanding matriarchal themes in Greek mythology.

海德:父权制是人类历史的一场短暂意外事故(下)
Mentioned by Heide Goettner-Abendroth as a clear voice for the existence of matriarchal systems.

海德:父权制是人类历史的一场短暂意外事故(下•中文版)
Mentioned as a source for the podcast episode.

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