Joseph Campbell - Mythology and the Individual

Joseph Campbell - Mythology and the Individual

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stilljacktwenty (2008-04-02)

Thanks. Know nothing about this, 'cept it seems Jungian, so I'll try it.

piratloller (2008-05-07)

Yes, Jungian.

MaximilianSeptillion (2008-06-22)

Are we Americans really that daft? Joseph Campbell was and still is post humorously the greatest mythology teacher of all times. He wrote a series of books called the Masks of God. They are a bout primitive, oriental, occidental, and creative mythology. If you want to know about Zeus or the ancient gods, read Campbell. If you want to know about the ancients gods of Rome, read Campbell. If you want to know about de Tuna, the god of polyponecia, read Campbell. Campbell doesn't write in lecture style, he is robust and a great story teller, irresistibly advancing the story to some kind of mighty climax, out of which the next great movement of our understand of the world will emerge. You can find these books at your local book store or Amazon, Penguin Compass is the publisher. This upload is no doubt a good one. lilbro is a little bashful, but the next time I hope he gives a much better introduction, for Campbell deserves it.

piratebay75 (2010-03-15)

I am bound by a meta-sacred oath to promote Campbell (which can sworn by all at the Campbell Foundation on-line: http://www.jcf.org), so here goes: Campbell & Robinson's A Skeleton Key to Finnegans Wake will put a mythical spin on FW; The Hero with a Thousand Faces will - among other things - put all religions in perspective; the TV series The Power Of Myth (available right next door) is a great introduction to his field(s) of expertise, and Transformations of Myth Through Time will take you one step further. And if you don't know what to do with your life, read Pathways To Bliss. He's one of the good guys. Thanks for the upload!