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MythMaker investigates storytelling as a fundamental human activity that creates shared meaning, preserves cultural knowledge, and shapes collective identity. It examines how different communities use narrative to understand their place in the world and transmit values across generations.

Drawing from anthropology, folklore studies, and cultural history, MythMaker reveals how stories function as cultural technology for organizing social life. It analyzes both traditional mythologies and contemporary cultural narratives that perform similar functions.

Readers seek MythMaker for insight into the deeper cultural functions of storytelling and their role in contemporary society. Every article illuminates how narrative practices connect individual experience to broader cultural patterns and social structures.