THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

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AHMADY MAHDI; MOUSAVI SEID KAZEM; AMINI AHMAD; MORTAZAVI SEID JAMALDIN

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Journal: Mytho-Mystic Literature Year:2017 | Volume:13 | Issue:47 Page(s): 13-65

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THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

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AHMADY MAHDI | MOUSAVI SEID KAZEM | AMINI AHMAD | MORTAZAVI SEID JAMALDIN | Issue Writer Certificate

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CREATIONQ2

THE BEGINNING DARKNESSQ1

THE BEGINNING CHAOSQ1

WATER AND CREATIONQ1

COSMIC EGGQ1

Abstract

Commenting on the universe and its beginning are the most important issues in myths. Myths of CREATION reflect the mentality of primitive man, they often have a purposeful structure and their goal is to remove ambiguity from the pre-CREATION stage. By eliminating ambiguity from unknowns and expressing the process of CREATION, myths attempt to convey man to the infinite time. The aim of present article is to identify the similarities and differences among myths and the influence of geographic environment on myths. To achieve this aim, myths were chosen from all continents. By examining the status of pre-CREATION in myths, the similarities and differences among myths were identified. Despite geographical diversities, the study shows that myths are very similar to each other. These similarities show that humans have common concerns. The most important common features of myths are as follows: THE BEGINNING DARKNESS, the existence of water and its significance in all parts of the world, the infinity of time and the existence of THE BEGINNING CHAOS. Although myths are influenced by their environment, the impact of the environment on the beginning stage of myths is less than that of other parts.

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THE MYTH OF MAIDEN-MOTHER: AN ANALYSIS

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AHMADY, MAHDI, MOUSAVI, SEID KAZEM, AMINI, AHMAD, & MORTAZAVI, SEID JAMALDIN. (2017). THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY. MYTHO-MYSTIC LITERATURE JOURNAL (PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE JOURNAL), 13(47), 13-65. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/139442/en

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AHMADY MAHDI, MOUSAVI SEID KAZEM, AMINI AHMAD, MORTAZAVI SEID JAMALDIN. THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY. MYTHO-MYSTIC LITERATURE JOURNAL (PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE JOURNAL)[Internet]. 2017;13(47):13-65. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/139442/en

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MAHDI AHMADY, SEID KAZEM MOUSAVI, AHMAD AMINI, and SEID JAMALDIN MORTAZAVI, “THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE IN THE MYTHS OF THE WORLD: A COMPARATIVE STUDY,” MYTHO-MYSTIC LITERATURE JOURNAL (PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE JOURNAL), vol. 13, no. 47, pp. 13–65, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/139442/en

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