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together and with nature. There is a kind of primordial memory awakened of the cosmic order and
our place within it as expressed in the ancient myths. As Ricoeur says:
For it is only when it is threatened with destruction from without or from within that a society is compelled to return to the very roots of its identity; to that mythical nucleus which ultimately grounds and
determines it.
Ricoeur (1991: 584)
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