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Campbell's Commandments for Reading Myth
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Joseph Campbell defined 'Ten Commandments for Reading Myth', such that if followed, the storyteller will cause the listener to appreciate the story much more. These commandments are not just applicable to myths, but to any storytelling. In short, they are just good common sense hints for a storyteller. Here are some thoughts around each one.
See alsoCampbell, J. (1972). Myths to Live By, New York: Bantam Books |
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