Divine Trickster is a mythological archetype belonging to the broader category of trickster figures, distinguished by its possession of supernatural or godlike powers and its role in disrupting cosmic or social order to effect transformation within religious or spiritual narratives.
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Tricksters and trancers: Bushman religion and society
Choice Reviews Online · 2000 · 297 citations
Eshu-Elegba: The Yoruba Trickster God
John Pemberton · African Arts · 1975 · 39 citations
The Egyptian God Seth as a Trickster
H. te Velde · Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt · 1968 · 27 citations
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