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Joseph Campbell – World Mythology & The Individual Adventure (vol.1)

Joseph Campbell – World Mythology & The Individual Adventure (vol.1)

English | Size: 418.65 MBCategory: Mythology and Folklore
Here is the first volume of the Joseph Campbell lectures put out by Big Sur Tapes entitled, World Mythology and the Individual Adventure. Like the second volume, it is made up of five separate lectures, each about 1? hours in length. The individual lecture titles read:
1. “The Function of Mythology”
2. “Mythology East & West”
3. “India & Yoga”
4. China & Buddhism”
5. “Western Psychology”

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