Talk:Comparative mythology
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I was wondering, do anyone here know the best books to buy to get a general overview of comparative mythology and as well as of the current discussions in the field. I've looked around for a number of books, but I'm not sure what the best ones to get are. I'm especially curious about it when it comes to Indo-European mythologies, as well as Semitic(Canaanite, Mesopotamian, and Hebrew especially) mythology, as well as Egyptian. Satanael 17:45, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
there is too much reference to the study of 'myths' as being scientific. i propose removing all mention of science, unless it can be backed up by some semblance of scienceness.
