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Alan Dundes, ed. (1988), The Flood Myth, University of California Press.

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Flood Myths

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Scholarly comparative collection documenting the diversity, contexts, and analytical problems of flood narratives.

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Comparative motif study does not establish that all narratives derive from one event or direct transmission chain.
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Flood narratives are diverse and culturally situated; resemblance alone does not establish one worldwide event, one transmission chain, or a Younger Dryas origin.

Many similar stories do not establish one worldwide flood or a Younger Dryas source.
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