First published 1949
Mythologist Joseph Campbell dissects the archetypal hero's journey, tracing its patterns across ancient myths and modern blockbusters. From Odysseus to Luke Skywalker, Campbell reveals the psychological power of these shared symbols, illuminating how they reflect the deepest workings of the human mind. Whether slaying a dragon or conquering corporate intrigue, the hero must face their own fears and limitations to emerge transformed.
Genres: literary-criticism, mythology, psychology, non-fiction
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: hero-journey, transformation
434 pages · Paperback · Yogi Impressions