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No, it just means compound words sometimes mean something different than the sum of their parts. In particular a "founding myth" is neither a myth nor necessari
by diffeomorphism 4y ago
No, it just means compound words sometimes mean something different than the sum of their parts.
In particular a "founding myth" is neither a myth nor necessarily involved in the founding.
Substitute "an important event in the history of" if you are confused.