The Mythic Mind

The Mythic Mind follows the tradition of works which insist on the necessity for a comparative dimension in the study of ancient Israel

Nicolas Wyatt

1. The Problem of the 'God of the Fathers' 2. The Development of the Tradition in Exodus 3 3. The Significance of the Burning Bush 4. The Development of the Tradition in Exodus 3 5. Sea And Desert: Symbolic Geography in West Semitic Religious Thought 6. Symbols of Exile 7. Of Calves And Kings: The Canaanite Dimension in the Religion of Israel 8. The Darkness of Genesis 1.2 9. The Significance of Spin in West Semitic Thought: A Contribution to the History of a Mythological Motif 10. The Vocabulary and Neurology of Orientation: The Ugaritic and Hebrew Evidence 11. The Mythic Mind 12. 'Water, Water Everywhere...': Musings on the Aqueous Myths of the Near East 13. Androgyny in the Levantine World