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- Political_myth abstract "A political myth is an ideological explanation for a political phenomenon that is believed by a social group. In 1975, Henry Tudor defined it in the book Political Myth. He said myths are believed to be true -- though they may be false -- and are devices with dramatic constructions used \"in order to come to grips with reality\". Political myths simply deal with political topics, and always use a group of people as the hero or protagonist. In 2001, Christopher G. Flood described a working definition of a political myth as \"an ideologically marked narrative which purports to give a true account of a set of past, present, or predicted political events and which is accepted as valid in its essentials by a social group\".Examples cited as political myths include Manifest destiny, The Clash of Civilizations, and national myths.In 1973, T.L. Thorson wrote in the 4th edition of A History of Political Theory: \"It is the mark of a modern mind to be able to explicitly create a 'myth' as a way of influencing others (as, for example, Plato does in The Republic). In it original sense myth is a literal description.".
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- Political_myth wikiPageWikiLink A_History_of_Political_Theory.
- Political_myth wikiPageWikiLink Category:Belief.
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- Political_myth wikiPageWikiLink Republic_(Plato).
- Political_myth wikiPageWikiLinkText "Political myth".
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- Political_myth subject Category:Belief.
- Political_myth subject Category:Ideologies.
- Political_myth subject Category:Political_culture.
- Political_myth subject Category:Social_philosophy.
- Political_myth subject Category:Social_psychology.
- Political_myth hypernym Explanation.
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- Political_myth type Classification.
- Political_myth type Concept.
- Political_myth type Science.
- Political_myth comment "A political myth is an ideological explanation for a political phenomenon that is believed by a social group. In 1975, Henry Tudor defined it in the book Political Myth. He said myths are believed to be true -- though they may be false -- and are devices with dramatic constructions used \"in order to come to grips with reality\". Political myths simply deal with political topics, and always use a group of people as the hero or protagonist. In 2001, Christopher G.".
- Political_myth label "Political myth".
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