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245 00 $aMYTHS WE LIVE BY$h[electronic resource].
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505 0 $aIntroduction, <EM>Raphael Samuel and Paul Thompson</EM>, Part I: The Making of Myth; 1: History and the Myth of Realism, <EM>Elizabeth Tonkin; </EM>2: Myths in Life Stories, <EM>Jean Peneff</EM>; 3: Mythbiography in Oral History, <EM>Luisa Passerini</EM>; 4: Myths in Contemporary Oral Transmission: A Children's Strike, <EM>Rosanna Basso</EM>; Part II: Nationhood and Minorities; 5: The Anzac Legend: Exploring National Myth and Memory in Australia, <EM>Alistair Thomson</EM>; 6: William Wallace and Robert the Bruce: Life and Death of a National Myth, <EM>Marinell Ash</EM>; 7: Myth, Impotence, and Survival in the Concentration Camps, <EM>Anna Bravo, Lilia Davite, and Daniele Jalla</EM>; 8: Abraham Esau's War, 1899-1901: Martyrdom, Myth, and Folk Memory in Calvinia, South Africa, <EM>Bill Nasson</EM>; Part III: Manhood and Images of Women; 9: Free Sons of the Forest: Storytelling and the Construction of Identity Among Swedish Lumberjacks, <EM>Ella Johannson; </EM>10: Uchronic Dreams: Working-Class Memory and Possible Worlds, <EM>Alessandro Portelli; </EM>11: Myth as Suppression: Motherhood and the Historical Consciousness of the Women of Madrid, 1936-9, <EM>Elena Cabezali, Matilde Cuevas, and Maria Teresa Chicote</EM>; 12: Myth as a Framework for Life Stories: Athapaskan Women Making Sense of Social Change in Northern Canada, <EM>Julie Cruikshank</EM>; 13: Stories to Live By: Continuity and Change in Three Generations of Puerto Rican Women, <EM>Rina Benmayor, Blanca Vazquez, Ana Juarbe, and Celia Alvarez, </EM>Part IV: Family Stories; 14: Ancient Greek Family Tradition and Democracy: From Oral History to Myth, <EM>Rosalind Thomas</EM>; 15: The Power of Family Myths, <EM>John Byng-Hall, interviewed by Paul Thompson</EM>; 16: Changing Images of German Maids During the Inter-War Period in the Netherlands: From Trusted Help to Traitor in the Nest, <EM>Barbara Henkes</EM>; 17: Stepchildren's Memories: Myth, Understanding, and Forgiveness, <EM>Natasha Burchardt</EM>; Bibliography; Index
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