مجلة الحكمة للدراسات الأدبية واللغوية
Volume 4, Numéro 8, Pages 245-257
2016-09-06
الكاتب : مصطفى زمـاش .
Abstract Historically, myth has been a rich source of knowledge for all humanity and Arabs in particular. Animals have enjoyed a central importance in Arabic culture and life. This importance manifests itself in the close relationship between the ancient Arab and animals as a source of food, shelter, means of transportation, and cure for diseases. The variety of animals and the mysticism that surrounds them pushed ancient Arabs to raise questions over a number of animals, and thus created myths as an attempt to answer them as well as an entertainment for children and close friends. Hence, this article attempts to explore a number of ancient Arabic myths, shedding light on its origin and evolution, and trying to decipher its codes and demystify their meanings.
myth- Arabic culture - Animal myth
زيوش محمد
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ص 12-17.
بوده العيد
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ص 115-121.