"MYTHOLOGISM" IN 20TH CENTURY LITERATURE
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Key words: Intertextuality, Archetype, Cultural Myth, Postmodernism, Narrative Structure, Identity, Ritual, Heros Journey, Symbolism, Crisis, Psychoanalysis, Temporal Displacement, Folklore, Mythical RealismАннотация
Annotation: The article explores the concept of mythologism as a significant literary device in 20th-century literature, where authors incorporated ancient myths and mythological structures into their works to address modern themes. Mythologism serves as a bridge between the past and present, allowing writers to delve into existential, social, and philosophical concerns through mythic frameworks. The text also examines how postmodernist authors, such as Gabriel García Márquez and Italo Calvino, used mythological allusions to subvert traditional narratives and critique contemporary culture. The blending of myth with modern storytelling creates a layered narrative that challenges readers to reconsider the role of myth in shaping human consciousness.
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