Chapter 3 The Hero with a Thousand Faces Book Essay

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Week 6 Weekly Overview Overview Pay attention to Campbell's definition of "return" and his discussion of its many subsections. Continue to make use of the discussion board to further explicate your ideas. For this week's microtheme, after you have read Campbell, find examples of his ideas in the material excerpted by Leeming. Explain fully how your specific examples from Leeming illustrate the definitions and concepts you supplied from Campbell. Use QUOTES from both. Readings • Chapter Three in Hero • Parts Seven and Eight in Leeming (Be sure to read the commentary at the end of each section) Assignments • Week 6 Microtheme (Due no later than 12:00PM on Wednesday of Week 6) Week 6 Microtheme Like last week, we will be using "Definition analysis." This is a pretty straight forward model that asks that you use one text (Campbell) to supply a definition that you apply to a primary text (Leeming), and then you explain how the example meets the definition. That explanation part is key because this is where you will be doing the actually analysis (analysis is just explaining why you chose the passages you did). So, you just follow this pattern: Definition (Campbell) – Example (Leeming)-Explanation (you). This week asks that you consider the final stage of the Hero's journey, Return. So, your outline would look like so: Introduction: What are you writing about? (Return). How does Campbell define it? (Use a direct quote and then explain it in your own words). Now, explain that there are subcategories to this stage (You need only to pick 2- 3). So, let's say I pick "refusal of the return" and "master of two worlds." My thesis would be: Campbell identifies the refusal of the return and master of two worlds as being key sub-categories to the Hero's return. Part 1: Refusal of the Return Definition: How does Campbell define it? (Quote). Then explain in your own words what that means. Example: Use an example from Leeming (Quote). Be sure to explain what story the quote is coming from and provide some context for the selection. Explanation: How does this example from Leeming illustrate Campbell's concept? Part 2: Master of two worlds Definition: How does Campbell define it? (Quote). Then explain in your own words what that means. Example: Use an example from Leeming (Quote). Be sure to explain what story the quote is coming from and provide some context for the selection. Explanation: How does this example from Leeming illustrate Campbell's concept? Part 3: Summation: This is more akin to what we have been doing. Pull back and take a moment to consider how the theme and the subcategories relate to "real life"? Keep in mind that both Jung and Campbell sat that myths gain their significance when we understand how they give us road maps to maturity. So, consider that, here, based on your analysis above. Part 4: Conclusion: You know how to do that.
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Running head: THE HERO WITH A THOUSAND FACES

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Introduction
This analysis is about Return as covered in chapter 3, part I of the hero with a thousand
faces. This analysis looks at how the author (Campbell) defines return and this is accompanied
by an explanation of the definition using my own words. The stage of return comprises several
subcategories including: The Magic Flight, Refusal of the Return, Rescue from Without, The
Crossing of the Return Threshold, Master of the Two Worlds, and the Freedom to Live.
However, for purposes of this analysis, two subcategories of return are picked namely: Master of
the Two Worlds and Refusal of the Return. Fundamentally, Campbell identifies the Master of the
Two Worlds and Refusal of the Return as key subcategories to the Hero’s return.
Part 1: Refusal of the return
Definition
According to the author (Campbell), Refusal of the return is that “The hero must return to
the normal world and share his or her gifts with everyone”. From this quite, Campbell meant that
the Hero who has attained their task or mandate such ...


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