Myth as Collective Memory in Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman

A HERMENEUTIC VIEW OF BIBLICAL MYTHOLOGY AS REFLECTED IN SARAH RUHL’S EURYDICE AND IN THE NEXT ROOM

Mythologizing the Story of Creation in Indaba, My Children

(De)mystification of History and Myth in the Victorian Response to the Indian Rebellion With a particular reference to Sherlock Holmes's Narratives

Metatheatre in Femi Osofisan’s Morountodun

Mythisation et / ou défictionalisation : Le mythe d’Électre dans Le Lion de Joseph Kessel et Del amor y otros demonios de Gabriel García Márquez

Re-reading Character Archetypes in Luis Valdez's Mummified Deer

At the Discourse-Myth interface: A Corpus-based Analysis of Mourning Becomes Electra

(De)mystification of History and Myth in the Victorian Response to the Indian Rebellion With a particular reference to Sherlock Holmes's

The Myth of Egypt as the promised land in two modern Greek Plays : Ostrich feathers of Andreas Staikos and the Tear of hands of Akis Dimou