Focusing on the mythological model of the world, this monograph explores the mythosemiotic and linguistic perspectives across English, Bashkir, and Russian languages. It examines archetypical mythological concepts related to humanity's connection with nature, Earth, and the Universe, highlighting the historical evolution of these ideas within spiritual culture. The author analyzes ancient cults as linguistic signs, offering insights into cultural and linguistic interactions in Eurasia. This work appeals to linguists, culturologists, and anyone interested in comparative linguistics and cultural history.
