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In politics, myth has crucial functions in determining which parts of a community's self-image are seen as important and which are ignored; thanks to the various myths that communities tell about themselves, what is and is not stressed changes over time. The nature of power, legitimacy, change, meanings, unity and diversity are all deeply affected by myth, as are questions of nationhood, ethnicity and conflict. In this pioneering and timely work, a group of specialists look at the general and theoretical nature of myth on a universal basis and examine the specific myths of various nations.
Contributors include Bruce Cauthen, Norman Davies, Mary Fulbrook, Susan-Mary Grant, Geoffrey Hosking, John D. Klier, Agita Misane, Joanna Overing, Aija Preidite, Sonja Puntscher Riekmann, George Schöpflin, Anthony Smith, Kieran Williams, and Andrew Wilson.
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