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The Hero's Journey

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The Story Pattern of the Greek Hero

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Pitanje 16
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Place these events in the Hero's Journey in the order in which the hero normally encounters them:

  1. Crossing the Threshold: the point of no return where the hero leaves their ordinary world and begins their quest.

  2. Ordeal: the hero faces the central, primary conflict, and has to defeat the true antagonist in the story.

  3. Return: the hero returns to their ordinary world with new wisdom and respect from their old peers. They have mastered their fears and enemies.

  4. Inmost Cave: where the hero confronts and overcomes their inner conflicts and fears.

  5. Call to Adventure: unique circumstances or “herald” event causes the hero to leave their ordinary life to pursue a “quest”.

  6. Resurrection & Reward: the hero literally or figurative is resurrected, is transformed with new knowledge, and often receives a reward for their victory or quest.

  7. Tests, Allies, & Enemies: during a series of test/trials, the hero forms allies and confronts enemies.

  8. Meeting the Mentor: the hero is matched with a wiser, experienced person to train and prepare them.

  9. Approach: the hero moves through a series of threatening challenges that lead toward the ultimate challenge.

  10. Ordinary World: the hero starts in a state of discontent or frustration with their current life.

Pitanje 1
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What author is most associated with the concept of the hero’s journey?

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What is another word for the “hero’s journey?”

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What are the two worlds of the hero’s journey?

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When does the hero realize that he/she is changed (or has outgrown his/her old life)?

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According to the hero’s journey paradigm, the treasure you seek lies…

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Think of your favorite book or movie. Does it follow (parts of) the hero’s journey pattern? Explain.

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Heroes appear in the stories of just about every

and in just about every .

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Joseph Campbell’s “Hero’s Journey” is sometimes called the .

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The “journey aspect” involves a journey away from and toward before coming again.

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How does Campbell’s theory of heroes tell us about ourselves?

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Campbell’s framework allows us to read individual heroes as of the that we all go through.

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What are the three main parts of the structure of the Monomyth?

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3.

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Campbell’s theory isn’t a road map to every hero ever but rather a useful tool and stories.

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What are some patterns from Campbells’ theory that are demonstrated in the story of the seven teenage Aboriginal girls?

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We can use these scenes to ask questions about .