Cosmos: The Journal of the Traditional Cosmology Society (Issue 31)

Cosmos is the Journal of the Traditional Cosmology Society. Cosmos is concerned with exploring myth, religion and cosmology across cultural and disciplinary boundaries and with increasing understanding of world views in the past and present. We welcome all academic papers that contribute to our better knowledge about folk beliefs and legends, folktales, myths, rituals, music, art and crafts etc. from all over the world, and our better understanding of their underlying symbolic meanings, applying any method, from comparative, structural researches to presentations of fieldwork research discoveries, and so on. Papers are invited from all disciplines including, but not limited to, ethnology, anthropology, folklore studies, history, art history, archaeology, philology, literature, theology, medicine, psychology, musicology etc. While papers on any part of the world's mythological issues are welcomed, we would especially like to encourage more authors dealing with European mythology and worldview to submit their papers.