concept: mythos
concept-key: https://vernacular.cloud/0.0.1/eI5efxj5y025t4Cl0d9o24Vq/
Definition
mythos (μῦθος) — story, narrative
Originally simply “story” or “speech”, contrasted with logos as rational, account-giving
Later contrasted with logos.
Grew to mean non-rational, fabulistic, legendary, as in Myth of the Given
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Narrower
this concept has narrower concept Y
Related
enables the representation of associative (non-hierarchical) links, which can also be used to represent part-whole links that are not meant as hierarchical relationships.
Notes
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