Program Description
Part 3. A SENSE OF WONDER. Campbell explores the richness of the mythologies of so-called “primitive” societies, the relevance of ritual, and the need to create a mythology reflecting the unity of all humanity.
Part 4. MYTHIC HORIZONS. The “essential drift” of mythology is that behind our apparent separateness is a fundmental unity among people.
The late Joseph Campbell is a marvel to listen to as he brings us in touch with our mythic heritage. More than any other single individual, he has brought mythology into the American mainstream, significantly affecting our perceptions of the world around us and our shared human experience. He is the author of many volumes on mythology including The Hero With a Thousand Faces (Bollingen Series, Princeton University Press 1968), The Mythic Image (Bollingen Series, Princeton University Press 1974) and The Masks of God (Penguin 1991). He was featured in the six-part PBS series, “Power of Myth” hosted by Bill Moyers. This audio series is available as a 4-CD set from Hay House.
Program Number: S731 Hosted by: Michael Toms




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