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Mythology offers a set of cultural codes that have played an essential role in the construction of culture, social life, and identity for the entirety of human history. The transfer of mythological elements to humanity has been achieved through both oral and written narratives in literature. This volume compares the themes of mythological elements used in contemporary narratives with the motifs of classical narratives, and investigates the functions of those elements pursuant to semiotics and narratology.

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Murat Kalelioglu is an Assistant Professor at Mardin Artuklu University, Turkey. His research interests include language and literature, linguistics, narratology, textual analysis and interpretation, semiotics, and semiotic literary criticism. He is the author of the books Yazinsal Goestergebilim: Bir Kuram Bir Uygulama (2020) and A Literary Semiotics Approach to the Semantic Universe of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four (2018), as well as many other publications in his fields of study.V. Dogan Gunay is a distinguished Professor Emeritus of Literature, Linguistics, and Semiotics. During his career, he has made valuable contributions to the academic environment at both national and international levels. He is the author of more than 20 books, including Semiotic Essays (2002), Language and Communication (2013), Introduction to Lexicology (2018), Discourse Analysis (2013), and Introduction to Culturology: Language, Culture and Beyond (2016), among others. He has also published a considerable amount of articles on semiotics, language and linguistics, literary criticism, and art.

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