Myths - aetia or animal stories? The relationship of the genres myth, aetia and animal stories

Myths - aetia or animal stories? The relationship of the genres myth, aetia and animal stories

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Analysis of material recorded among the Athabascan Indians in Alaska is used to support the belief that it is necessary to examine both European and non-European material when discussing the term 'myth'.

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