It's
a national origin myth, a monument to resistance and an enormous spectacle; a work of expansive genius, restored to us by a considerable labour of love.
Not exact matches
Buber argues that Zionism is, or can be, a unique
national movement precisely because it is based not on
national «rights» or a
myth of
origins, but on dwelling in a land that belongs to no one people precisely because it belongs to God.
This
myth, from the Iwaidja people of northwestern Australia, has more than a grain of truth, for the peopling and language
origins of Australia are closely entwined, says linguist Nicholas Evans of Australian
National University (ANU) in Canberra.
Paolo Viscardi, a zoologist at the
National Museum of Ireland in Dublin who was not involved with the research, says the new study helps debunk Ata's
origin myths.