Description
Contributions to the Science of Mythology in two VOLs by Friedrich Max Müller is a collection of essays that explores the origins, evolution, and significance of myths across cultures. Müller examines the role of language and symbolism in the creation and interpretation of myths, emphasizing their deep connection to human consciousness and social structures. Through his comparative approach, he delves into the mythological traditions of various ancient civilizations, offering insights into the universal patterns of myth. The work is crucial for understanding the relationship between mythology, language, religion, and human culture, showcasing Müller’s pioneering contributions to the study of comparative mythology.
