Titlebook: Political Myth; Henry Tudor Textbook 1972Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1972 political communication.political science.politi

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Chapter One, by disposing of a widely held but misleading preconception. In common usage, the term ‘myth’ stands for any belief that has no foundation in fact. A myth, we are told, is a fiction or illusion, the product of fantasy and wishful thinking rather than the result of any serious attempt to tackle the w

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Chapter Two,their particular historical context. At the risk of being tedious, I shall pursue this point a bit further, for it lies at the heart of many theories which nowadays dominate the study of political myths. Of these, the most common is the view that a myth is primarily a psychological phenomenon. Tucke

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Chapter Four,Our discussion of the Roman Foundation Myth illustrates this point. Although far from comprehensive, it shows that, as the myth was transmitted from one generation to the next, its meaning and content changed giving us a series of individually distinct versions. None of these versions can be said to

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Chapter Five,and more familiar kinds of discourse. They get, so to speak, lost in the wood, and it is easy to see how this can happen. Although the myth-maker possesses, in his myth, a simple and persuasive argument, the cultural context in which he operates is often extremely complex. His account will inevitabl

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