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For best results using a screen reader, choose the Text Only VersionLegend, Folktale, MythMythology focuses on those stories that cultures tell that reveal how a culture sees itself, its worldview or sense of the world. These myths can be historically verifiable events; popular beliefs or anecdotes; or people, places, or events that are fictional or unverifiable. In any case, these stories generally provide people a sense of identity and purpose. |
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