Definition of mythography in English:

mythography

noun mɪˈθɒɡrəfiməˈθɑɡrəfi

mass noun

1The representation of myths in art.
（尤指造型艺术）神话表现（法）
Example sentencesExamples
- In terms of art production, the period of mythography is characterized by a return to romantic pictorialism and by monumental propaganda.
2The creation or collection of myths.
神话创作；神话采集
Example sentencesExamples
- This author explains how Romantic mythography, nineteenthcentury linguistics, and racism ‘resurfaced’ in academic orientalism.
- In Hesiod's poem, as understood in Renaissance mythography, the myth of the birth of Venus recapitulated in little how the universe sustains itself through a lucky harmony of opposed elements.
- Bresson reinforces the anachronism with some anomalous mythography.

Definition of mythography in US English:

mythography

nounməˈTHäɡrəfēməˈθɑɡrəfi

1The representation of myths, especially in the plastic arts.
（尤指造型艺术）神话表现（法）
Example sentencesExamples
- In terms of art production, the period of mythography is characterized by a return to romantic pictorialism and by monumental propaganda.
2The creation or collection of myths.
神话创作；神话采集
Example sentencesExamples
- This author explains how Romantic mythography, nineteenthcentury linguistics, and racism ‘resurfaced’ in academic orientalism.
- Bresson reinforces the anachronism with some anomalous mythography.
- In Hesiod's poem, as understood in Renaissance mythography, the myth of the birth of Venus recapitulated in little how the universe sustains itself through a lucky harmony of opposed elements.

词汇	mythography
释义	Definition of mythography in English: mythography noun mɪˈθɒɡrəfiməˈθɑɡrəfi mass noun 1The representation of myths in art. （尤指造型艺术）神话表现（法） Example sentencesExamples In terms of art production, the period of mythography is characterized by a return to romantic pictorialism and by monumental propaganda. 2The creation or collection of myths. 神话创作；神话采集 Example sentencesExamples This author explains how Romantic mythography, nineteenthcentury linguistics, and racism ‘resurfaced’ in academic orientalism. In Hesiod's poem, as understood in Renaissance mythography, the myth of the birth of Venus recapitulated in little how the universe sustains itself through a lucky harmony of opposed elements. Bresson reinforces the anachronism with some anomalous mythography. Definition of mythography in US English: mythography nounməˈTHäɡrəfēməˈθɑɡrəfi 1The representation of myths, especially in the plastic arts. （尤指造型艺术）神话表现（法） Example sentencesExamples In terms of art production, the period of mythography is characterized by a return to romantic pictorialism and by monumental propaganda. 2The creation or collection of myths. 神话创作；神话采集 Example sentencesExamples This author explains how Romantic mythography, nineteenthcentury linguistics, and racism ‘resurfaced’ in academic orientalism. Bresson reinforces the anachronism with some anomalous mythography. In Hesiod's poem, as understood in Renaissance mythography, the myth of the birth of Venus recapitulated in little how the universe sustains itself through a lucky harmony of opposed elements.
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