The Hero's Journey by vmull

2014-09-04 15:18:58 UTC

Joseph Campbell discovered several basic stages
He calls that common structure “the monomyth”

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Nikki Lafreeda

2014-09-04 15:19:36 UTC

-various stories like Star Wars or The Wizard of Oz follows the different stages of the Hero's Journey

-in this process, the hero lives in an ordinary world but their quest takes them to far away to extraordinary lands

2014-09-04 15:19:41 UTC

Luis Serrato

2014-09-04 15:19:48 UTC

Campbell was heavily influenced by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung who's theory of the collective unconscious involved archetypes

Bryan Ta

2014-09-04 15:21:06 UTC

-Campbell claimed that every hero story had the same structure, that structure was called a monomyth

-In a hero story, heroes can refuse their quest, but even then there will still be a hero story because the Gods will bring trouble among the hero

Christine Mey

vmull — 2014-09-04 15:21:21 UTC

Campbell was influence by Carl Jung whose theory involved archetypes, recurring images, patterns, and ideas from dreams and myths across different cultures.

Adam Blake

2014-09-04 15:22:05 UTC

Campbell researched and discovered that all hero stories follow a universal template.

RYAN LEE

2014-09-04 15:22:41 UTC

-through his research he discovered several basic stages that almost every hero-quest goes through, he called it monomyth. -monomyth was the inspiration for several ground breaking flims such as Star Wars

Julian Escalante

2014-09-04 15:23:09 UTC

Anthony Duong

2014-09-04 15:23:57 UTC

- Heroes exist in a world is considered oridnary or uneventful by those who live there. - Heroes are considered odd by those in the oridinary world and possess some ability or characteristics that make them feel out of place.

Daniel Perez

2014-09-04 15:24:48 UTC

Campbell wrote the book The Hero with a Thousand Faces

Heroes are considered odd by those of the ordinary world

Gaby morones

2014-09-04 15:25:05 UTC

Jesse Bautista

2014-09-04 15:25:47 UTC

- Campbell discovered several basic stages that a hero quest goes through, he called this structure "the monomyth." - Campbell's monomyth was the inspiration for many groundbreaking films

Julian Escalante

2014-09-04 15:26:15 UTC

In Campbell's stories, once the hero's achieve victory they are usually rewarded with something. Once the hero has completed his ordeal and has his reward in hand, there is nothing left but to go home.

Steven Zamora

2014-09-04 15:29:50 UTC

In his research he discovered basic stages that every hero-quest goes through.

Every hero needs a helper, without the assistance of their companions and helpers along the way, most heroes would fail miserably.

Alyssa Deneal

2014-09-04 15:31:50 UTC

Strategies that all Hero's have to do:

Every hero needs a helper

Hero's progress through a series of tests, a set of obstacles that make them stronger, preparing them for their final showdown.

Jose Diaz

2014-09-04 15:43:02 UTC

In Campbell's story he informs us about everything a hero needs to survive for his adventure. Campbell also beliefs that everything is a monomyth.

Nelson Colunga

2014-09-04 17:08:48 UTC

Campbell was influenced greatly by Swiss Psychiatrist Carl Jung who developed the theory of collective unconscious. Some archetypes found in myths are Heroes, Shadows, Mentors, Herald, Threshold Guardians, Shapeshifters, Tricksters, Allies, and Woman as Temptress (femme fatale).

Sabrina Hallse

2014-09-04 17:16:18 UTC

Joseph Campbell discovered many patterns between hero myths and stories around the world. Once a hero accepts his adventure he advances into many steps of his journey to the supreme ordeal.

Henrik "H-Dawg" Albihn

2014-09-04 17:17:45 UTC

Campbell was a psychologist and mythologist who wrote The Hero with a Thousand Faces. In this book, he discussed and described the various aspects of the Hero's Journey.

Leija Huth

2014-09-04 17:17:56 UTC

In Campbell's Hero's Journey, he explains the quest of a hero and what to expect of the journey. It is a hero's choice to accapet a quest, and this shapes their destinty. Heroes will face many hardships and dangers, and become rewarded once they finish their quest. Campbell discovered this certain pattern which he called monomyth.

Juan Perer

2014-09-04 17:17:59 UTC

Campbell discusses how mythology or monomyth can be applied to any kind of story, for example, like a real life story, or a where a character chooses not to accept his quest or destiny.

Megan Acree

2014-09-04 17:18:02 UTC

Campbell believes that every hero story follows the same common structure called "the monomyth." Some examples of stories with these progressions include Star Wars, The Wizard of Oz, and The Lion King. Heroes begin their journeys when they are called away from an ordinary world to enter a world they have never experienced.

Maddy wilkins

2014-09-04 17:18:42 UTC

Campbell informs the reader about heroes and what they do while they endure their journey. He speaks of the stages that a hero must pass through to get to the last level of their journey.

Emily Cruse

2014-09-04 17:18:47 UTC

At the beginning of a hero's journey, they have the choice to accept a quest or deny it. If in some case they deny the quest, later in their journey they will need to be rescued from their quest.

Jacob Gonzalez

2014-09-04 17:19:25 UTC

Blake DeVaughn

blakedevaughn13 — 2014-09-04 17:19:26 UTC

Every Hero is faced with some kind of final test

Chris Mora

2014-09-04 17:19:28 UTC

In the story of The Hero's Journey it talks about how Joseph Campbell can see how all hero stories are similar with each other. Not only that but it Campbell found out in years of research the basic stages of a hero story and in which he called "the monomyth."

Steven Meves

2014-09-04 17:19:49 UTC

Every story has it's good and it's bad. To many these are considered the antagonist and the protagonist. Campbell's researches delves deep into this subject and researches the story and path followed by these characters.

Jacob Wirth

2014-09-04 17:19:51 UTC

Campbell discovered a common pattern in myths and stories, known as The Hero's Journey. This framework is seen in stories ranging anywhere from Greek myths to Star Wars.

Vicki Mull

vmull — 2014-09-04 17:19:52 UTC

Joseph Campbell is a golden god.

His study of archetypes is GENIUS.

Eli asconcellos

2014-09-04 17:19:55 UTC

In Campbell's stories, in order for a Hero to achieve their goal he/she needs a side kick or someone with guidance when on their journey.

Garrett Morä

2014-09-04 17:20:20 UTC

Joseph Campbell discovered that in most myths and stories the heroes usually follow the guidelines throughout the stories

Paul Michaelis

2014-09-04 17:20:40 UTC

Campbell discovered that heroes follow a pattern. They start out different from everyone else, they set out on their quest, they need a companion, and they run into problems on the way.

Daisy Rangel

2014-09-04 17:21:02 UTC

Joseph Campbell came up with the idea of "monomyth". He believed in stages of heroism. The first one being whether to accept or deny the challenge.

Destinee Buezo

2014-09-04 17:21:16 UTC

In the beginning he explains what a hero is and what to expect of the journey.

Campbell monomyth influenced many of George Lucas groundbreaking movies.

Mo Vannthy

2014-09-04 17:21:51 UTC

Joseph Campbell discovered that every heroic movie every hero have their own destiny to accomplish. Campbell also believes in the idea of "monomyth".

Tyler Wagner

2014-09-04 17:22:08 UTC

Campbell discovers how hero's adventure into their quests. Once they accept their quest, they continue though different tasks and obstacles. These tasks and obstacles make them stronger to prepare them for their final

Kendal Maack

2014-09-04 17:22:42 UTC

Campbell explains all the different scenarios that take place in a typical hero story, whether they choose to accept their destiny or not.

Oseas Cruz

2014-09-04 17:23:04 UTC

Heroes can accept or decline their quest but some deny it and later they are going to regret not accepting it.

Daniela Gomez

2014-09-04 17:23:17 UTC

in Campbell's story he talks about the basics of every hero story and how they are pulled from the everyday life and are faced with a challenge that they must take on.

Juan Perez

2014-09-04 17:23:40 UTC

Campbell discusses how mythology or monomyths can be interpreted as something real or imaginative too.

He says heroes may even deny their quests or destinies, but something terrible happens to their surroundings or themselves.

Ricky Garcia

2014-09-04 17:23:45 UTC

Campell discovered several basic that almost every quest goes through . He calls it a monomyth. Basically he discovered that usually every type of story always follows the same storyline format

Daniel Bourdelais

2014-09-04 17:24:00 UTC

Joseph Campbell said that all hero stories follow the monomyth format. The Hero's Journey shows just how many movies and books follow this format.

Paige Ana Farrell

2014-09-04 17:25:44 UTC

Cambell explains that heroes are typically the odd ones out in the real world. Being a hero results in a drastic change of life style.

Tya Davis

2014-09-04 17:25:50 UTC

Campbell explains that heroes go through an extreme amount of obstacles before they are even classified as a hero. They recieve guidance along their journey that , in the long run, help them grow as a hero.

Kimberly Rodriguez

2014-09-04 17:26:41 UTC

He was forced into is much different than the old one. Also was not ready for the adventure that was coming but in the end he accepted his fate.

The Minotaur

2014-09-04 17:27:41 UTC

I happened.

Aleese Espar

2014-09-04 17:28:14 UTC

- In a hero story the heroes can refuse their quest but there will still be a story because the Gods will bring trouble among the hero.

- Joseph Campbell discovered several basic stages.

Geidi Lopez

2014-09-04 17:28:43 UTC

Campbell knows that heroes aren't like any of us. They need to take courage and overcome all the negative things in the real world to become the hero that everyone looks up to. They either make good choices or they don't.

Chris kirakosian

2014-09-04 17:40:08 UTC

A hero has an option to either accept his fate or to deny it. But if he Denies it, then the gods will punish his decision. Heros can be good or bad as well.

Tori Nguyen

2014-09-04 18:07:11 UTC

Joseph Campbell claims that all heroic journeys follow a similar format which he calls a monomyth.

Marina Marzolino

2014-09-04 18:07:25 UTC

Joseph Campbell explains hows any hero starts off as a normal person but it is his destiny to become a hero. They are forced to leave everything behind and fullfill their destniy and if they refuse the Gods will punish them.

He explains what they hero goes through in order to achieve his destiny.

Wardah Seedat

2014-09-04 18:07:28 UTC

Joseph Campbell states how all hero story lines are very similar and that no matter what the situation the hero always has to go on a quest and in the end whether they succeeded or not they will always be honored for the effort.

Raul Garcia

2014-09-04 18:07:47 UTC

Campbell explains that the hero always has a task to complete. The hero can choose to accept or decline the task, but if they decline it, it can lead to disaster.

Holly Reissmueller

hgirl97 — 2014-09-04 18:08:35 UTC

When a hero doesn't accept their destiny, they are led to disaster.

Maya Esparza

2014-09-04 18:08:47 UTC

Joseph Cambell explains how all heroes must go through extreme amount of obstacles in order to be called an actual hero. If for some reason a hero doesn't accept, a disaster is bound to happen.

Justin Lee

2014-09-04 18:09:13 UTC

Campbell explains that heroes are called away from their ordinary world to embark on a journey in a new world. The heroes must be able to leave their friends and families to go on his journey.

Marisa Bernal

2014-09-04 18:09:20 UTC

Campbell explains that every story is basically the same story that is repeated with different characters and places.

Eduardo De Jesus

2014-09-04 18:09:29 UTC

A hero has the choice to accept a quest or not. A hero can become the one in need of rescue

Kelsey Luce

2014-09-04 18:09:31 UTC

Campbell is aware that a hero is different from our everyday society; they represent something bigger than us. Although there are different heroes in every society/culture, Campbell has found that all heroes are the same and have formed, in their own special way, a world of their own

Nabil Khan

2014-09-04 18:09:35 UTC

The Monomyth is ageless and universal. It is the basis for every story.

Gaby Frediani

2014-09-04 18:09:41 UTC

Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey states that all hero stories tend to follow the same pattern known as the monomyth. This monomyth can be found all over the world in many differerent genres of stories.

Annie Luttrell

2014-09-04 18:09:43 UTC

Campbell's Hero's Journey is accurate to many stories and myths around the world, even in movies today.

Wynter Cruz

2014-09-04 18:10:09 UTC

Joseph Campbell wrote that at first the hero lives an ordinary life but is very different in ways that make them stand out. He also writes how how the hero has the choice to take the adventure or decline it, but there are consequences of denying.

Ferny Rodriguez

2014-09-04 18:10:15 UTC

A hero needs a sidekick, otherwise he or she would be lonely. Someone who already master the laws of the new world will share his wisdom with the hero making their mission easier.

Massimo Palatto

2014-09-04 18:10:36 UTC

In "The Hero's Journey" Joseph Campell shows the basic structure of all great hero stories. They all go pretty much the same way.

The Gabeinator Gomez

2014-09-04 18:10:40 UTC

Joseph Campbell explained that in a hero's story, the hero has the choice to take the quest and accomplish it or deny it. If the hero does not take the task or quest, only trouble and disaster will come their way.

Jessica Rafael

2014-09-04 18:10:59 UTC

Campbell states that everytime an adventurer goes into a journey they must leave their everyday life I order to complete quests

Erik garcia

2014-09-04 18:11:49 UTC

He discovered that every hero story has the same basic stages

Jaylee K-W

2014-09-04 18:13:13 UTC

- Campbell explains the journey of most heroes, All the task they have to handle and all the fights they have to go through to get the reward.

JRock Juarez

2014-09-04 18:13:25 UTC

A heroes journey comes with numerous struggles as he/she encounters various creatures while they travel the path to a successful future.

Justine Hawelu Period 4

2014-09-04 18:13:43 UTC

Joseph Campbell's hero journey has taken years to accomplish. When it comes to the beginning of the quest, the quest itself, the par takers of the quest, and the resolution of the quest there are many various forms. The resolution however does not always mean it is the end. Sure the hero receives a castle or perhaps a wife, but Campbell states that the reward doesn't always mean the quest is over.

Lindy Miers

2014-09-04 18:14:10 UTC

In The Hero's Journey Campbell states that the hero can accept or deny the quest at hand, but there wouldn't be as much of a story. So usually the hero does accept and accomplish the quest. In the end they might receive a castle, a wife, or even become a king as a reward. And the process of going home is usually not smooth sailing.

2014-09-04 18:14:38 UTC

Brett Conine

2014-09-04 18:14:53 UTC

Joseph Campbell explains to us that all hero's go through the same basic stages known as a "the monomyth." He also tells us that all hero's accept the adventure, go on their journey, and finish their quest.

Emily Montoya

2014-09-04 18:15:10 UTC

Joseph Campbell's Hero Journey is about very disturbing and gross facts about the Greek religion. I recommend you read

Luke Martel

2014-09-04 18:16:10 UTC

In Joseph Campbell's The Hero's Journey he explains in detail what a monomyth is. He says that many popular books have the same structure and that's why they are so great.

Gerry Bueno

2014-09-04 18:16:52 UTC

In Joseph Campbell's the Heros Journey Campbell explains what a basic journey looks like for a everyday Hero

Kimberlea Anderson

2014-09-04 18:19:23 UTC

Without the assistance of a helper or a sidekick the hero would fail miserably.

Adam Burgos

2014-09-04 18:31:21 UTC

I learned from the heros journey that everyone can be a hero. That you don't need powers but good will.

Rafael Cordova

2014-09-04 18:36:19 UTC

In Campbell's Hero journey he claimed that every hero story is structured with monomyth

Madeline Allison

2014-09-04 21:58:41 UTC

Joseph Campbell studied stories and found that all heroes follow the same steps on their path to greatness. These common steps he called "the monomyth."

Sydney Jenkins

2014-09-04 23:37:55 UTC

The monomyth is not only for folk tales and myths, it could also apply to any real world situation and is ageless and timeless.

2014-09-05 04:55:29 UTC

The hero archetype is found throughout the world in all kinds of stories. The Hobbit is a perfect example of the hero monomyth because it represents every aspect of the theory. It covers supernatural aid, the talisman, refusal of quest, helpers and more.

Angelica Neria

2014-09-07 18:47:06 UTC

There is much more to the hero story that we notice. Each story plays out the same way but is so different.

Tristan Carr

2014-09-08 00:57:44 UTC

The great stories really embody joesph campbell's The hero's Journey. Although they are all their own original stories, they really do share more or less the same structure.

Jonny ogata

2014-09-09 14:26:48 UTC

Joseph Campbell's discoveries helped inspire many famous movie directors such as George Lucas

Alan Do

2014-09-09 14:31:50 UTC

Joseph Campbell spent years following stories and myths around the world, he also called his myth the "monomyth", he also inspire the movie industry with his plots.

Halley Culver

halleyculver — 2014-09-09 15:18:03 UTC

Joseph Campell noticed that all hero stories followed the same steps, this process being called the monomyth. This is what makes all the stories connect.

Cameron Reyes

2014-09-09 21:25:39 UTC

In Joseph Campbell's lifelong research he discovered many common patterns running through hero myths and stories from all around the world. Campbell's years of research lead him to discover several basic stages that almost every hero-quest goes through, that he calls, "the monomyth."

Alyssa Gonzalez

2014-09-11 06:51:43 UTC

As an American psychologist and mythological reader, Joseph Campbell utilizes his lifelong research in order to portray many different patterns in both his myths ad stories.

Elisa Palestino

2014-09-11 18:50:50 UTC

Joseph Campbell has came to discover that all hero stories carry the same story line, but with the use of Monomyth he has inspired many movie industries.