| − | Joseph Campbell wrote extensively on mythic structure, identifying themes and plot elements common to hundreds of myths from many different world cultures. Perhaps his most widely-read book, which is required reading in unviersities across the world, is ''The Hero with a Thousand Faces''. In this book, he examines the "human impulse to create stories and images that, though they are clothed in the motifs of a particular time and place, draw nonetheless on universal, eternal themes." | + | Joseph Campbell wrote extensively on mythic structure, identifying themes and plot elements common to hundreds of myths from many different world cultures. Perhaps his most widely-read book, which is required reading in universities across the world, is ''The Hero with a Thousand Faces''. In this book, he examines the "human impulse to create stories and images that, though they are clothed in the motifs of a particular time and place, draw nonetheless on universal, eternal themes." |
| | He achieved widespread recognition with his PBS miniseries, "The Power of Myth." | | He achieved widespread recognition with his PBS miniseries, "The Power of Myth." |