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Mitlogem jednooki–jednoręki w ujęciu Georges’a Dumézila

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Zielina J.

Studia Religiologica

2013

vol. 46

issue 4

307–315

This article tackles the topic of comparative Indo-European studies, for which the starting point is the work of Georges Dumézil. In his book Mithra-Varuna – Essai sur deux Representations indoeuropéennes de la Souveraineté (1940, FAC), the French historian compared the eponymous Vedic dvandva to numerous structures present in the myths of other peoples – for example, the Scandinavian pair Tyr-Odin and Baldur-Hodur, the Roman pair Mucius Scaevola and Horatius Cocles, the Celtic pair Nuada and Lugh, and many others. A signifi cant detail is the attribution of the gods – the first is often lacking a hand (or both hands), and the other is one-eyed (or blind).

Słowiańskie warianty mitologemu jednooki – jednoręki

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Zielina J.

Studia Religiologica

2014

vol. 47

issue 1

Slavic Variants of the One-handed and One-eyed MythologemGeorges Dumézil distinguished several structures present independently in the myths of many Indo-European peoples. One of them is the “one-handed and one-eyed” structure. Our goal is to determine whether this was also present in Slavic folklore

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