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The Childhood of Fiction is a scholarly book written by John Arnott MacCulloch. It is a study of folk tales and primitive thought, exploring the origins and development of fiction in human societies. The book examines the ways in which folk tales, myths, and legends have been... Read Full Overview

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The Childhood of Fiction: A Study of Folk Tales and Primitive Thought is a book written by John Arnott MacCulloch, which explores the origins and development of folk tales and the primitive thought that underpins them. The book is a comprehensive study of the ways in which folk... Read Full Overview

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The Childhood of Fiction: A Study of Folk Tales and Primitive Thought is a book written by John Arnott MacCulloch. The book explores the origins and evolution of folk tales, myths, and legends from various cultures around the world. MacCulloch examines the psychological and cultural... Read Full Overview

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This book delves into the origin and cultural significance of folk tales and traditional myths in various societies, exploring their role in shaping the human mind and psyche. Macculloch draws from a wide range of examples, including the folklore of the British Isles, Native... Read Full Overview

This book delves into the origin and cultural significance of folk tales and traditional myths in various societies, exploring their role in shaping the human mind and psyche. Macculloch draws from a wide range of examples, including the folklore of the British Isles, Native... Read Full Overview