An edition of Myths and symbols (1969)

Myths and symbols

studies in honor of Mircea Eliade. Edited by Joseph M. Kitagawa and Charles H. Long with the collaboration of Jerald C. Brauer and Marshall G.S. Hodgson.

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An edition of Myths and symbols (1969)

Myths and symbols

studies in honor of Mircea Eliade. Edited by Joseph M. Kitagawa and Charles H. Long with the collaboration of Jerald C. Brauer and Marshall G.S. Hodgson.

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University Press
Language
English
Pages
438

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Subjects
Myth, Symbolism
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Mircea Eliade (1907-1986)

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Myths and symbols: studies in honor of Mircea Eliade. Edited by Joseph M. Kitagawa and Charles H. Long with the collaboration of Jerald C. Brauer and Marshall G.S. Hodgson.
1969, University Press
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Bibliography: p. 417-433.

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BL315 K5

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438p.
Number of pages
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OL19202954M

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