Mythology

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Provides full-text articles from more than 300 journals, 250 peer-reviewed, covering topics of religious and philosophical studies.

Resources related to the myths, legends, and folktales of a particular people, as well as geography, history, religion, beliefs, rituals, ceremonies, holidays, festivals, music, dance, food, drink, arts, crafts, and challenges of the modern world.