Use labeled mythology and attributed interpretation to enrich continuity, not to establish event dates.
Cana, Kojiki and Dionysus are narratives, not documentary event evidence. Covid-era statements and 2030 forecasts are dated. Notes 307–308 identify translations, modifications and personal communications; quotes require original-edition checks before public use.
Slingerland returns to drinking as an expression of human sociality, ritual and pleasure, using religious stories and poetry. He maintains the evolutionary proposal while acknowledging alternatives and the modern mismatch.
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Conclusion
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Evidence
Slingerland returns to drinking as an expression of human sociality, ritual and pleasure, using religious stories and poetry. He maintains the evolutionary proposal while acknowledging alternatives and the modern mismatch.
Location and context
Conclusion; supplied PDF pages 247–254. These are file page numbers, not print pagination.
Cana, Kojiki and Dionysus are narratives, not documentary event evidence. Covid-era statements and 2030 forecasts are dated. Notes 307–308 identify translations, modifications and personal communications; quotes require original-edition checks before public use.
Annotation
Use labeled mythology and attributed interpretation to enrich continuity, not to establish event dates.
Citation: Slingerland, Drunk — PDF 247–254
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