User Theory Submissions - Community Research

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Identify recurring themes, symbols, or narratives that appear across multiple unrelated cultures.

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Connect mythological accounts with archaeological discoveries, geological events, or astronomical phenomena.

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Deep analysis of specific texts, translations, or linguistic connections between mythological traditions.

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Novel interpretations of traditional myths, including psychological, astronomical, or interdisciplinary approaches.

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Map mythological sites, migration patterns, or geographic features mentioned in ancient texts.

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Chronological analysis of myth evolution, transmission patterns, and historical dating of narratives.

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Related Mythologies Comma-separated list of mythologies your theory relates to

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Evidence-Based Reasoning Support your theory with specific textual references, archaeological findings, or scholarly sources. Speculation should be clearly labeled as such.
Respect Multiple Perspectives Acknowledge alternative interpretations and mainstream academic views. Present your theory as one possible interpretation, not absolute truth.
Clear Attribution Give credit to other researchers whose work you build upon. Plagiarism or uncredited borrowing of ideas will not be accepted.
Cultural Sensitivity Treat all mythological traditions with respect. Avoid dismissive language about any culture's beliefs or practices.
Constructive Discourse Engage thoughtfully with other theories and submissions. Criticism should be constructive and focused on ideas, not individuals.
Original Content Submissions should represent your own analysis and synthesis. Direct quotes should be properly cited and comprise a minority of your submission.