The Freedom of Man in Myth

accepted authority aware basic becomes beginning called certainly Christian churning clear clearly common concern cosmogonic myth course created creation cultural discussion documents earth effect Eliade endlessness especially example existence experience explain expression fact final formulation freedom function give given gods grotesque human humor ideas immediately importance Indian individual interest interpretation knowledge lead least less literature live major man's matter means merely mind motifs mystery mystical mystical experience mythical mythology narration nature necessary Nicholas of Cusa notion objective occurs Ocean opposites origin ourselves particular perhaps philosophical poet possible precise present primitive problem questions realization reason religion religious seems seen sense shaman speak story structure suggest tell texts things thought tion tradition true turn understanding University various whole writings York