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    such a short story‚ it touches on a number of themes: coming of age; the loss of innocence; the life of the mind versus poverty‚ both actual and intellectual; the danger of idealization; the decreasing importance of the church‚ even while the empty ceremonies remain; and‚ of course‚ the pain that comes when we learn that what we were told about love‚ through the books we read and the stories we are told‚ is largely fiction. These themes build on one another to create a network of meaning. While we pity

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    With A Thousand Faces. New York: The World Publishing Co.‚ 1956. “The Hero with A Thousand Faces‚” is a cross-cultural study of comparative mythologies based in folklore‚ religion‚ and mythology. Campbell elaborates on the concept of a “monomyth.” The “monomyth” is an attempt to link various stories together‚ showing variations of a theme that are common in many texts‚ regardless of origin This book helps the reader see common mythic themes in different stories. Pearson‚ C. (1989). The hero within:

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    times‚ all possess different traits‚ whether it is gender‚ disposition‚ motives or context. However‚ the common factor that creates the archetypal hero is the fundamental structure that their journeys follow or‚ as Joseph Campbell refers to it‚ the monomyth. Campbell summarizes it as being‚ “A hero [that] ventures forth from the world of common day into a region of supernatural wonder: fabulous forces are there encountered and a decisive victory is won: the hero comes back from this mysterious adventure

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    and their importance. A connection is made to the real world‚ detailing why this is necessary to learn.) Students will be able to identify the different stages of the monomyth as they progress through stories. Students will also be able to qualify whether a story is in fact a monomyth or just contains certain elements of the monomyth. Input: (Also known as prior knowledge. What information is essential for the student to know before beginning the lesson? Detail how this will be communicated.) Teacher

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    As with Joseph Campbell‚ the monomyth pattern is seen in many movies and books. Stories in which the protagonist goes through struggles that are often unfair‚ but through hard work and faith they prevail and come out on top. They get knocked down‚ but they get back up. Three stories that repear this plot are Homer’s Oddyssey‚ Rocky‚ and Starwars. In Odyssey‚ Oddyseus is a leader of a tough war against the Trojans‚ where he comes out victorious. On his travels home he encounters countless obstacles

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    In the novel Fahrenheit 451‚ the main character‚ Guy Montag deals with a journey of blind obedient enforcer of government policy‚ to a man with his own thoughts and questions. His journey follows the stages of the Monomyth which are; Departure‚ The Initiation‚ and Return. At the beginning of the novel Guy Montag‚ he seems to be a simple man. He never questions his government’s policy of burning books. Instead he found great gratification in his job of burning books and the homes that housed illegal

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    trophy. In the midst of the competition‚ Maverick and Goose lose control of their plane‚ resulting in an accident‚ killing Goose. Maverick then is forced to change his ways‚ and work for the greater good. This story is a classical example of the monomyth‚ with Maverick as its hero and Goose as his mentor. We claim that the critical piece of the hero’s cycle is at the beginning - in the transition from the known realm to the unknown - and that all of the subsequent steps were largely inevitable. By

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    Lily is ready to finish her journey in the return stage of the monomyth. In the hero’s journey‚ this stage is about the character coming to a realization that changes him/her. In this story‚ it’s about how Lily finally accepts that T-Ray will never live up to her expectations for a father. T-Ray constantly disappoints Lily so it catches her by surprise when he shows up at August’s house. At first‚ she is happy that he came all the way to Tiburon to get her but then he makes it clear that the only

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    when the hero needs to overcome some trials for being admitted into a group or society or to arrived to the place he/she was called to achieve a mission and return: when the hero achieve her/his goal and return to her home as an other person. This monomyth was created by Joseph Campbell‚ but then some other people contributed in this creation‚ such as David Adams Leeming (1981)‚ Phil Cousineau (1990) and Christopher Vogler (2007). All these people I mentioned before gave their

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    Potter: A Hero’s Journey Joseph Campbell’s monomyth of The Hero’s Journey is just a basic pattern about how a hero goes about their journey. There are three main categories which include: the departure‚ trials and victories of initiation‚ and return and reintegration into society. Each of these main categories includes seventeen subcategories that go more in depth about the journey. All of the Harry Potter movies could apply to Joseph Campbell’s monomyth of the hero’s journey. Harry Potter and the

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