Myth (n.) is destroyed not by logic, but by the withdrawal of the Gods.
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A Myth (n.) means the telling word — for the Greeks, telling is laying bare and letting appear.
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A Myth (n.) proves that human beings always already understand themselves — otherwise no one could 'live' in a myth or bother with magic in ritual and cult.
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A Myth (n.) taken as a starting point leads only to the triviality that what was once "irrationally" experienced will later be put in the light of reason.
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A Myth (n.) becomes an object of historians' and psychologists' investigation once the gods have fled — compensation for the void they leave.
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