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  "path": "/2026/04/09/finding-atlantis-part-3-the-stories-we-tell/",
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    "#Column3",
    "Atlantis",
    "C. S. Lewis",
    "Critias",
    "David M. Zsutty",
    "femslop",
    "H. P. Lovecraft",
    "harry potter",
    "historical revisionism",
    "J. R. R. Tolkien",
    "literary criticism",
    "Myth",
    "North American New Right",
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  "textContent": "Aesop Tells his Fables by Johann Michael Wittmer. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. 1,617 words As discussed in Part 2, the primary issue in Plato’s Atlantis story is the cyclical nature of time. Questions of close secondary importance are what do stories, regardless of their veracity, tell about how people see themselves and others? What are […]",
  "title": "Finding Atlantis Part 3: The Stories We Tell"
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