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Lévi-Strauss' Mythology of the Myth

“You find in New York a magic place where childhood dreams converge; where century-old tree trunks sing and speak; where undefinable objects with anxiously startling faces lie waiting for the visitor, where animals of a superhuman grace fold their paws to pray for the privilege to build the beaver palace for the chosen one, to be his guides to the kingdom of the seals, or to teach him, through a mystical kiss, the language of the frog or the kingfisher. This place, where old-fashioned but most efficacious museographic methods confer the additional prestige of the clair-obscur caves and the tumble-down hoard of lost treasures — one can visit it daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the American Museum of Natural History.