Príklady mythological

• These works tend to be either occasional/celebratory or mythological, and to date no covert or subversive commentaries have been discerned in them.

• The book presents a wide-ranging and rich mix of psychological, ethnomusicological, philosophical, educational, mythological and theological material.

• The nature of this opposition was, therefore, mythological rather than spatial.

• One is a mythological bird with the head of a feathered serpent in the wing.

• Decoration on each serpent temple depicts mythological scenes signifying creation events and warning of inevitable cosmic destruction.

• To this general notion of symbolic fiction, we must add that religious discourse on the present view is mythological.

• Women in textbooks are most likely to appear in traditional roles, such as a farmer, or as mythological figures, such as witches.

• But time had passed since those almost mythological pages of academic history had been written.

• Wooden hand holding a disc with carved mythological scenes.

• I am dealing with the earlier mythological period.

• The question of the origins of life is a human question; indeed, as noted earlier, it is a basic mythological question.

• The relationship between individual and persona is considerably more integrated than that between representation (literary, artistic, mythological, hagiographic) and reality.

• Dancers, however, usually played lesser mythological figures such as ' amori', ' ciclopi', ' driadi', ' fauni', or ' zeffiri'.

• To avoid the pitfalls of such mythological history it was necessary to avoid narrative history altogether.

• She takes the theatricality out of high drama, reduces the mythological to something banal.