What do you now think the object of mythology is? What is myth as an object? What does Ellwood mean when he says that 'myth was important as the bearer of the "Other"'? Do you agree? Given the sinister history of mythology is it now time to put a stop to it as a field of study? Is it 'obsolete'?
Also, remember to prepare a few words to say about your next essay, for tomorrow we'll have some case-studies brainstorming for you to have an idea of what the others are working onto.
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