👉 Demythologisation is a literary technique in which an author or writer uses language and imagery that is not historically accurate, but has a certain resonance or significance to the reader. It can be used to create a sense of nostalgia or to evoke a particular era's cultural or historical context. For example, if a novel or short story were written about a time when people believed in a god named Zeus, it could be argued that this belief was not historically accurate because Zeus was actually an imaginary figure from
