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Moongadget: A Far Cry From the Official Site Starwars Origins: James Campbell ArticleMoongadget: A Far Cry From the Official Site Starwars Origins: James Campbell Article
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Moongadget: A Far Cry From the Official Site Starwars Origins: James Campbell

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This site explains the idea of archtypes and "the Hero's Journey" prevalent in myths and many adventure stories. James Campbell wrote The Hero With a Thousand Faces, using the hero journey pattern of departure, initiation, return. Lucas used the blueprint of this book to develop the Star Wars universe. A chart is provided that compares Campbell's book, Star Wars, and The Matrix in terms of the hero's journey and their common mythic elements.

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archetypes

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mythological allusions, "moongadget: a far cry from the official site starwars origins: james campbell", "the hero with a thousand faces" by james campbell, common mythic elements, departure, initiation, return, kristen brennan, common structure behind religion and myth, same essential truth, the "hero's journey" or the "monomyth"

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  • This resource is only available on an unencrypted HTTP website.It should be fine for general use, but don’t use it to share any personally identifiable information

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