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== Focused studies of an author's work == | == Focused studies of an author's work == | ||
* [[Susan Sontag and Illness Metaphors]] - her two essays on illness, stigma and the ethics of metaphor. | * [[Susan Sontag and Illness Metaphors]] - her two essays on illness, stigma and the ethics of metaphor. | ||
| + | * [[James Joyce, Everyday Life and Myth]] | ||
| + | * [[Thomas Mann: Myth, Art and Irony]] | ||
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| + | For reading routes, primary texts and official lectures, see [[Joseph Campbell: Reading and Listening Guide]]. | ||
== Related reading == | == Related reading == | ||
Revision as of 12:41, 6 October 2026
Biographical reference pages about writers and thinkers represented in the library.
- George Lakoff
- Gilles Fauconnier
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
- Gregory Bateson
- I.A. Richards
- Idries Shah
- Joseph Campbell
- Heinrich Zimmer and the Interpretation of Myth
- Max Black
- Nossrat Peseschkian
- Paul Ricoeur
Focused studies of an author's work
- Susan Sontag and Illness Metaphors - her two essays on illness, stigma and the ethics of metaphor.
- James Joyce, Everyday Life and Myth
- Thomas Mann: Myth, Art and Irony
For reading routes, primary texts and official lectures, see Joseph Campbell: Reading and Listening Guide.
Related reading
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