MYTH, MYTHOLOGISM AND THE ANALYSIS OF EVENTS IN THE HOLY QUR'AN
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Key words: myth, types of myth, mythology, mythological images, mythological imagination and worldviews, divine books, divineAbstract
Abstract: This article is devoted to the analysis of myth, mythologism, their genres, and the events of the creation of the world mentioned in the Holy Qur'an. The article analyzes a number of mythological imaginations and conflicts in various sources.
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"Creation" - Joseph Campbell (English translation)
