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Myths are old, often obscured in the mists of time. But time has not eroded them. Under multiple layers of narratives lie the problems and solutions pertaining to human existence. A curious and rather interesting aspect of mythology is the treatment of ecology or nature. Though terms like Ecosophy and Deep Ecology had their origins in 20th century, myths across different cultures espoused similar views and ideals in the distant past. This work seeks to study the myths of different cultures from the perspective of Deep Ecology and gain a better understanding of the relationship between human community and the ecology.
Sakti Sekhar Dash
The author is a Fellow of Social Science Research Council, Open Association of Research, USA. He is currently engaged in the Department of English, Ravenshaw University as a research scholar. His research interests include Classical literature, Modern Poetry and Absurd Drama. His specialization is American literature. An avid scholar of mythology and folklore, he has studied the Indian, Greek, Roman and Norse myths. He is deeply interested in various cultures, extensively exploring the history and the manner in which it has shaped different cultures. His works include, The Darts of Death, The Divine Verdict, Death's Dream Kingdom, The Grim World of Fairy Tales, Ruins and Recollections and Songs of Solitude.
