Mother earth, woman and fertility in literatures of Mircea Eliade
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In this study, the main points which are taken into consideration in MirceaEliade?s works are the ways how Mother Earth, woman and fertility are interpreted.According to this, the similarities between woman and fertility are expressed. Moreover,because the opinion that the fertility of Mother Earth forming a entirety with other cosmicparts, water, stones, sky and Sky God, these concepts are studied.For Eliade, Mother Earth and woman are similar regarding fertilities and that?s whythere?s a mistic cooperation between them. In this respect, Eliade?s defending her ideas andthe methods and techniques she pursued were analyzed. As a conclusion, the similaritybetween woman and Mother Earth in wiev of fertility is concluded.Key Words: Mircea Eliade, Mother Earth, Woman, Fertility, Axis mundi.
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Zübeyde Kaplan
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Zübeyde Kaplan (Master Thesis). Mother earth, woman and fertility in literatures of Mircea Eliade, 2006, Çukurova University.
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