Le archaiologiai della dodecapoli ionica: etnicità e scrittura della storia in Paus. VII 2, 3 ss. by Marina Polito

“…Pausanias integrates the «panionian» story with the local traditions of the poleis in an original account but he does this by applying the panionian perspective to the city traditions and by using and eventually adapting a chronological scheme taken from the local history or the mythography, where available, or from the oral tradition, if the collective memory preserves one.…”
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Beyond Steiner's "Antigones": Myth Rewriting as Visitation of the Immemorial by Christophe Herzog

“…We will here first and mainly focus on George Steiner's Antigonesconsidered as a milestone in literary mythography because of its anti-reductionist approach characterized by attention to plurality and emphasis on the complexity inherent in myth. …”
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“La Lanza del serpentario”, origen mítico de Xylopia brasiliensis (Annonaceae), una versión de los Guaraníes Ava Chiripa de Misiones "The lance of snake bird”, mythical origin of... by Hector A. Keller

“…The meaningful attributes that seem to have inspired the myth are associated with the figure of a bird that hunts snakes and also with the possible use of the stems of this tree as harpoon shafts or lances by the ancient guarani peoples. Key words: Mythography, ethnobotany, native tree, harris hawk, stole. …”
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Ancient scholarship on papyrus: new light from Oxyrhynchus by Panegyres, K

“…There are new commentaries on Homer, Apollonius Rhodius, and Herodotus; new grammatical treatises dealing with the letters of the alphabet, with nouns/adjectives, with doxography, and with various other matters; new scholia minora on the Iliad and the Odyssey; new texts displaying ancient marginal annotations; and a few miscellaneous pieces dealing with mythography， biography, and other varied subjects. These papyri bring to light interesting evidence. …”

“The coherence of the text” in sixteenth-century England: Reading literature and law with Abraham Fraunce by Hetherington, M

“…His own works span a wide range of humanist disciplines and genres, including neo-Latin drama, English quantitative poetry, mythography, emblems, logic, rhetoric, and legal theory. …”

Género, belleza e identidad en el arca de la memoria by Alexandra Catalina Astudillo Figueroa

“…In the novel a bio-mythography is proposed that allows us to deploy other views toward women, on the ways of viewing them that makes it possible to offer notions of beauty different from those promoted by contemporary Western culture. …”
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Mapping circular economy principles and servitisation approach in business model canvas: an integrated literature review by Sehrish Atif

“…This study used the business model canvas antecedents to map a set of managerial practices to understand the mythography of the servitisation approach with CE principles. …”
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Words and Music Boundaries: Conrad Aiken and his Ambiguous Musicality of Poetry by Marcin Stawiarski

“…While Harold Bloom describes Aiken’s poetry as attached to the “tradition of High romanticism”, I would willingly describe his use of music as an orthodox musical mythography, whereby the crossing of the boundaries between the arts becomes a mere poetic tool, and quite a hackneyed intersemiotic translation. …”
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MYTHOLOGY AND THEOLOGY. Second Article by V. M. Naydysh

“…They are represented in mythopoetic art (Homer, Hesiod, etc.), ancient mythography, early traditions of critical and rationalistic interpretation of the myth, etc. …”
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Tres usos de la “mitología” andina: Wiracocha-Tunupa, la no explotación del cerro rico en potosí y Tata santiago by Huascar Rodríguez García

“…Keywords: chronicles, Wiracocha, Tunupa, Potosí, Santiago, mythography.…”
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Tres usos de la “mitología” andina: Wiracocha-Tunupa, la no explotación del cerro rico en potosí y Tata santiago by Huascar Rodríguez García

“…Keywords: chronicles, Wiracocha, Tunupa, Potosí, Santiago, mythography.…”
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Allegory, Poetrie, Rhetoric: On the Notion of Poetic Fiction in France at the End of the 15 th Century by Irina K. Staf

“…Bearing on the tradition of both medieval mythography and the medieval versions of Ovid’s Metamorphosis, they form extensive lists of ancient Gods and characters, interpreting the ancient myth as figurative instruction in the true faith. …”
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Le mythe de Persée dans les textes grecs archaïques et classiques by Cédric Germain

“…The archaic poetry (Hesiod and pseudo-Hesiod) have kept interesting traces of these stories, but the most complete version of these adventures can be found in two fragments by Pherecydes, Athenian mythography writer who is little known and not easily accessible because they can only be found in the scholia. …”
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La ilusión del hermano: expedición a las mitografías antropológica y literaria del Yurupary by Juan Camilo González Galvis, Natalia Lozada Mendieta

“…Convergences and divergences are analyzed in the light of their respective mythographies of the Yurupary myth.…”
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Shakespeare et les amours de Diane : Endymion, Hippolyte et Adonis by Agnès Lafont

“…Shakespearean recreations of masculine beauty combine two mythological references, Adonis in Venus and Adonis (1594) and Endymion in The Merchant of Venice (1596), with the myth of Diana, using classical tradition and humanist mythographies. A new canon of masculine beauty is thus defined by this mythological network of references. …”
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Textos integrados y narratologías míticas y posmodernas: algunos paralelismos by Eloy Martos Núñez, Alberto E. Martos García

“…This porosity of categories and grouping criteria serves as a link between texts from different literary cultures –from orality to postmodern literary reinterpretation of ancient mythographies–, and allows us to draw parallels between mythic narratives and the narratives of postmodernism.…”
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