THE FORMATION OF MYTHOLOGY AND THE INFLUENCING FACTORS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5I4Y2025N44Keywords:
mythology, genesis of mythology, formation of mythology, psychological foundations of mythology, sociocultural influences, oral tradition, rituals, cultural syncretism.Abstract
Mythology has been a key element in shaping beliefs, practices, and worldviews across civilizations. This article explores its origins, development, and the factors that influence its creation, including psychological, social, and cultural aspects. It also examines the role of oral traditions, religious practices, and symbolic language in the formation and transmission of myths.
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