This study examines the contributions of the Canadian literary theorist NorthropFrye to the study and understanding of myth in the modem and postmodem periods. The specific mythographic context in which Frye's work is situated is not merely the study of the ancient religious narratives that conventionally structure literature, but the study of myth as phenomenological; which is to say, as a theory or mode of consciousness that infonns the very perception of reality, and which, therefore, has profound existential, moral, and cultural implications. The study's introduction positions
The organophosphate Malathion produces malformations in the limbs of chick embryos. Staining with buffered toluidine blue reveals abnormal areas in the cartilage characterized by hypertrophy of the chondroblasts, lack of ground substance, and weak (gamma) γ metachromasia. Radioautography with S35 shows little incorporation into the chondroitin sulfates of the cartilage ground substance.
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