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Cover
Copyright page
Table of Contents
Introduction : Third Edition
Preface: Second Edition
- A Practical Guide
- Questions and Criticisms
- A Form, Not a Formula
- Standard Language
- Cultural Imperialism
- Herophobic Cultures
- The Hero As Warrior
- Gender Problems
- The Computer Challenge
- The Cynic's Response
- But What About...
Introduction: Second Edition ~ Preparing for the Journey
Book One: Mapping the Journey
- A Practical Guide
  - Table 1: Comparison of Outlines and Terminology
  - The Hero's Journey
    - The Stages of the Hero's Journey
    - The Hero's Journey Model
    - The Hero's Journey
    - 1 The Ordinary World
    - 2 The Call to Adventure
    - 3 Refusal of the Call (The Reluctant Hero)
    - 4 Mentor (The Wise Old Man or Woman )
    - 5 Crossing the First Threshold
    - 6 Tests , Allies , and Enemies
    - 7 Approach to the Inmost Cave
    - 8 The Ordeal
    - 9 Reward (Seizing the Sword )
    - 10 The Road Back
    - 11 Resurrection
    - 12 Return with the Elixir
- The Archetypes
  - Archetypes As Functions
  - Facets of the Hero's Personality
  - The Archetypes As Emanations of the Hero
  - The Most Common and Useful Archetypes
- Hero
  - Psychological Function
  - Dramatic Functions
    - Audience Identification
    - Growth
    - Action
    - Sacrifice
    - Dealing with Death
  - Heroism in Other Archetypes
  - Character Flaws
  - Varieties of Hero
    - Willing and Unwilling Heroes
    - Anti-Heroes
    - Group-Oriented Heroes
    - Loner Heroes
    - Catalyst Heroes
  - The Road of Heroes
- Mentor: Wise Old Man or Woman
  - Psychological Function
  - Dramatic Functions
    - Teaching
    - Gift - Giving
      - Gifts in Mythology
      - Perseus
      - Gifts Should Be Earned
      - Mentor As Inventor
    - The Hero's Conscience
    - Motivation
    - Planting
    - Sexual Initiation
  - Types of Mentor
    - Dark Mentors
    - Fallen Mentors
    - Continuing Mentors
    - Multiple Mentors
    - Comic Mentors
    - Mentor As Shaman
  - Flexibility of the Mentor Archetype
  - Inner Mentors
  - Placement of Mentors
- Threshold Guardian
  - Psychological Function: Neuroses
  - Dramatic Function: Testing
  - Signals of New Power
- Herald
  - Psychological Function: Call for Change
  - Dramatic Function: Motivation
  - Types of Herald
- Shapeshifter
  - Psychological Function
  - Projection
  - Dramatic Function
  - Mask of the Shapeshifter
- Shadow
  - Psychological Function
  - Dramatic Function
  - Mask of the Shadow
  - Humanizing the Shadow
- Ally
  - Multiple Allies
  - Great Allies in Literature
  - Introduction to the Special World
  - Western Allies: Sidekicks
  - Non-Human Allies
    - Animal Allies
    - Allies from Beyond the Grave
  - Helpful Servants
  - Psychological Function
  - Modern Allies
- Trickster
  - Psychological Function
  - Dramatic Function: Comic Relief
  - Trickster Heroes
Book Two: Stages of the Journey
- 1 Ordinary World
  - A Guide to the Journey
  - Before the Beginning
  - Title
  - Opening Image
  - Prologue
  - The Ordinary World
  - Contrast
  - Foreshadowing: A Model of the Special World
  - Raising the Dramatic Question
  - Inner and Outer Problems
  - Making an Entrance
  - Introducing the Hero to the Audience
  - Identification
  - The Hero's Lack
  - Tragic Flaws
  - Wounded Heroes
  - Establishing What's at Stake
  - Backstory and Exposition
  - Theme
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 2 Call to Adventure
  - Get the Story Rolling
  - Synchronicity
  - Temptation
  - Heralds of Change
  - Reconnaissance
  - Disorientation and Discomfort
  - Lack or Need
  - No More Options
  - Warnings For Tragic Heroes
  - More Than One Call: Call Waiting
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 3 Refusal of the Call
  - Avoidance
  - Excuses
  - Persistent Refusal Leads to Tragedy
  - Conflicting Calls
  - Positive Refusals
  - Artist As Hero
  - Willing Heroes
  - Threshold Guardians
  - The Secret Door
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 4 Meeting with the Mentor
  - Heroes and Mentors
  - Sources of Wisdom
  - Mentors in Folklore and Myth
  - Chiron: A Prototype
  - Mentor Himself
  - Avoiding Mentor Clichés
  - Misdirection
  - Mentor-Hero Conflicts
  - Mentor-Driven Stories
  - Mentor As Evolved Hero
  - Critical Influence
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 5 Crossing the First Threshold
  - Approaching the Threshold
  - Threshold Guardians
  - The Crossing
  - Rough Landing
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 6 Tests, Allies, Enemies
  - Contrast
  - Testing
  - Allies and Enemies
    - Allies
      - Sidekicks
      - Teams
    - Enemies
      - The Rival
  - New Rules
  - Watering Holes
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 7 Approach to the Inmost Cave
  - Functions of Approach
  - Courtship
  - The Bold Approach
  - Preparation for the Ordeal
  - The Wizard of Oz
    - Obstacles
    - Beware of Illusions
    - Threshold Guardians
    - Another Special World
    - Be Prepared
    - Warning
    - Another Threshold
    - Emotional Appeal to a Guardian
    - An Impossible Test
    - Shamanic Territory
    - Complications
    - Higher Stakes
    - Reorganization
    - Heavy Defenses
    - Who Is the Hero at This Point?
    - Get Into Your Opponent's Mind
    - Breakthrough
    - No Exit
  - Questioning the Journey
- 8 The Ordeal
  - Death and Rebirth
  - Change
  - The Crisis , Not the Climax
  - Placement of the Ordeal
    - Central Crisis
    - Delayed Crisis
  - Points of Tension
  - Witness to Sacrifice
  - A Taste of Death
    - The Elasticity of Emotion
    - Hero Appears to Die
    - Hero Witnesses Death
    - Hero Causes Death
  - Facing the Shadow
    - Demonization
    - Death of a Villain
    - The Villain Escapes
    - Villains Are Heroes of Their Own Stories
  - How Heroes Cheat Death
    - Ariadne's Thread
  - Crisis of the Heart
  - Sacred Marriage
    - Balance
    - The Love That Kills
  - Negative Animus or Anima
  - Going Psycho
  - Facing the Greatest Fear
  - Standing Up to a Parent
  - Youth Versus Age
  - Death of the Ego
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 9 Reward
  - Celebration
  - Campfire Scenes
  - Love Scenes
  - Taking Possession
    - Seizing the Sword
    - Elixir Theft
  - Initiation
  - New Perceptions
    - Seeing Through Deception
    - Clairvoyance
    - Self-Realization
    - Epiphany
    - Distortions
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 10 The Road Back
  - Motivation
  - Retaliation
  - Chase Scenes
    - Magic Flight
    - Chase Variations: Pursuit by Admirers
    - Villain Escape
  - Setbacks
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 11 The Resurrection
  - A New Personality
  - Cleansing
  - Two Great Ordeals
  - Physical Ordeal
  - The Active Hero
  - Showdowns
  - Death and Rebirth of Tragic Heroes
  - Choice
    - Romantic Choice
  - Climax
    - The Quiet Climax
    - Rolling Climaxes
  - Catharsis
  - Character Arc
    - The Character Arc
  - Last Chance
  - Watch Your Step
  - The False Claimant
  - Proof
  - Sacrifice
  - Incorporation
  - Change
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
- 12 Return with the Elixir
  - Return
  - Denouement
  - Two Story Forms
    - The Circular Story Form
    - Achievement of Perfection
    - The Open - Ended Story Form
  - Functions of the Return
    - Surprise
    - Reward and Punishment
  - The Elixir
    - The Elixir of Love
    - The World Is Changed
    - The Elixir of Responsibility
    - The Elixir of Tragedy
    - Sadder but Wiser
    - Sadder but No Wiser
  - Epilogue
  - Pitfalls of the Return
    - Unresolved Subplots
    - Too Many Endings
    - Abrupt Endings
    - Focus
  - Punctuation
  - The Wizard of Oz
  - Questioning the Journey
Epilogue: Looking Back on the Journey
- Caveat, Scriptor
- Form Follows Function
- Choose Your Metaphor
- Design Template
- Demonstration of the Idea
  - Drowning in Love: A Hero's Journey Analysis of James Cameron 's Titanic
    - Quantum Movie Events
    - The Object of the Quest
    - Main Story—Ordinary World
    - The End
    - A Great Story
    - Symbolism of "Titanic"
    - In the Wake of Titanic
    - Synergy
  - The Lion King and Other Problems
  - Heroic Journeys in Pulp Fiction
    - The Post-Modern Mirror
    - Relativity and World Culture
    - The Eternal Triangle in Pulp Fiction
    - "Prologue"
      - An Ordinary World
      - Vincent and Jules
    - "Vincent Vega and Marsellus Wallace 's Wife "
    - Butch's Story
    - "The Gold Watch"
    - "The Bonnie Situation"
    - "Epilogue"
  - The Full Monty
  - Star Wars
The Writer 's Journey
- Writers and Shamans
Appendices
- Stories Are Alive
  - The Story of Rumpelstiltskin
  - The Power of Wishing
  - Wants vs. Needs
  - The Wishes of the Audience
  - Progressing from Wishing to Willing
  - Questions
- Polarity
  - The Rules of Polarity
    - 1. Opposites Attract
    - 2. Polarized Conflict Attracts the Audience
    - 3. Polarity Creates Suspense
    - 4. Polarity Can Reverse Itself
    - 5. Reversals of Fortune
      - Aristotle's Concept of Reversal
      - Catastrophic Reversal
    - 6. Recognition
    - 7. Romantic Reversals
    - 8. Polarity and the Character Arc
      - The Doctrine of Change
    - 9. The Other End of the Spectrum
    - 10. Going to Extremes
    - 11. Reversal of the Reversal
    - 12. Polarity Seeks Resolution
    - 13. Polarized Universes
    - 14. Inner Polarity
    - 15. Agon
      - Agon: The Argument of the Play
      - Modern-Day Public Agon
      - The Personal Agon
    - 16. Polarity Gives Orientation
  - Conclusion
  - Questions
- Catharsis
  - The Catharsis of Comedy
  - Return of the Light
  - The Power of the Seasons
  - Questions
- The Wisdom of the Body
  - The Body As a Guide to Critiquing
  - Questions
- Trust the Path
Filmography
Bibliography
Subject Index
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