“Indo-European” Cosmogony: Fifty Years Later

I reconsider the article on “Indo-European cosmogony” that I published some decades ago, revising my ideas about the themes explored in different variants and the way these variants are related, while adducing three new examples.

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History of Religions
Published
2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.1086/732297
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Linguistics and language evolution
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“Indo-European” Cosmogony: Fifty Years Later

Bruce Lincoln
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History of Religions
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“Indo-European” Cosmogony: Fifty Years Later

Bruce Lincoln
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Abstract

I reconsider the article on “Indo-European cosmogony” that I published some decades ago, revising my ideas about the themes explored in different variants and the way these variants are related, while adducing three new examples.

History of ReligionsVol. 64(2)
University of Chicago (US)
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Linguistics and language evolution
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