Comparative Mythology (new open-access e-journal)
Comparative Mythology is a new open-access e-journal published by the International Association of Comparative Mythology (based at the Department of South Asian Studies, Harvard University) . Its aim is to deal ” in comparative fashion, with the mythologies of all peoples and times.”
Click here to read the inaugural issue for 2015
Contents:
The Hero Who Releases the Waters and Defeats the Flood Dragon / Emily Lyle
Cyavana Helps Ashvins, Prometheus Helps Humans: A Myth About Sacrifice/ Nick Allen
The Defeat of the Great Bird in Myth and Royal Pageantry: A Mesoamerican Myth in a Comparative Perspective / Christopher Helmke & Jesper Nielsen
On the Religious Meaning of a Japanese Myth: The White Hare of Inaba / Klaus Antoni
The God Okuninushi and the Trifunctional System of the Indo-Europeans / Atsuhiko Yoshida
Click here to read more about the IACM and access abstracts of the annual conference proceedings