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@bonifartius @genmaicha @niclas and Jung has interesting stuff on archetypes and symbology, more psychological than structural though
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Rene Girard, "things hidden since the foundation of the world" is very good
maybe theres someone versed in history and linguistics here:
is anyone aware of research to reconstruct/validate mythology using neighboring mythologies by representing them as ontologies like "persephone is the daughter of zeus and demeter" and searching for similar logical patterns?
to give an example, the similarity of some of the norse gods and the roman and greek gods is accepted. i wonder if there might be other hidden similarities to be found by comparing those things systematically. the _concepts_ these mythological systems had might be much more old than either of those specific myths. i'd venture that at least for the larger language families there should be similarities and basic concepts to view the world. would be pretty interesting to search for those concepts, not only discovering them by accident.
i have the feeling this is a rather low hanging fruit aside the leg work of doing the transfer of the source texts into a logical system. this must already have been done by someone :)
@sim body before intellect, always a good bet
@sim what are you starting on first
@11112011 evangelical or woke
choose, don't vote or find a basis for politics beyond headlines
@11112011 ah you mean uncultured people don't vote republican
@11112011 Count of Monte Cristo, a merchant who loses a ship at sea is saved in the knick of time; the Count returns to port with his galleon minutes before he shoots himself...
in lieu of declaring bankruptcy.
@11112011 didn't say that either
@11112011 now this is a degenerate take
@Jagahati they must be getting desperate