Four Narrative Ways of Myth

The four narrative modes of myth are as follows:

1. The linear narrative mode of myth: Myths usually tell stories with a single time clue, and unfold the plot in chronological order from the beginning to the end of the story.

2. The circular narrative mode of myth: In the narrative process, myth sometimes uses circular structure to connect the beginning and end of the story, forming an effect that echoes from beginning to end.

3. Symbolic narrative mode of myth: Myths often use symbolic techniques to express the meaning of stories, such as using an animal, plant or natural phenomenon as a symbol to convey specific meanings or images.

4. Metaphorical narrative mode of myth: In the narrative process, myth sometimes uses metaphors and metaphors to express the theme or viewpoint of the story in an indirect way. This way can make the story more subtle and profound, and stimulate the audience's association and thinking.

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