First published 1972
From the buffalo-gods of the Plains to the fairy queens of Europe, Joseph Campbell explores the universal stories that have guided humanity for millennia. Weaving together ancient traditions, he reveals how these mythic archetypes speak to our deepest human experiences - birth, death, love, and the search for meaning. With insight and eloquence, Campbell shows how myth can be a compass for navigating the modern world, pointing us toward a more harmonious relationship with ourselves and the cosmos.
Genres: philosophy, mythology, folklore, religion
Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, spiritual-journey
276 pages · Hardcover · Viking Adult