Study Guide - HST149 - Joseph Campbell: Transformations of Myth Through Time

4 functions of mythology
Adolph Bastian’s theory
Ahura Mainyu
Ahura Mazda
Ajiva
animal sacrifices
archetype
Aryans
Asat
axis mundi
Ba
Bill Moyers
Black Elk
Bodhisattva
boon
Brahmanas
Buddha
Buddhist
Carl Jung’s theory
Catal Huyuk
Confucius
cults
Dante
deer
desacralization
Dharma
divine bisexuality
elementargadarken
epiphany
fertility
Garden of Eden
great crisis
Great Goddess
heart & feather
Henri Frankfort in "The Egyptian Gods"
Herodotus
hero's journey
Hindu social caste
Holy Land
Horus
humanistic tradition
Ikhnaton
Inanna
industrialized societies
initiation
initiatory rituals
Isis
Jainism
Jiva
Joseph Campbell
Ka
kachinas
Kali
liminal
lunar cycle
Mahavira
masculine/feminine principle
material reality
matter
Mircea
monad
monomyth
Moses
myth
mythmakers
nature
nature of the sacrifice
Navajo tale "Where the Two Came to Their Father"
neophyte
nomads vs. sedentary
North, South, East, and West
Nut
Old Testament in the Bible
Osiris
paradigm
petrafact
Pharaoh
priest
purgatory
Pyramid Texts
Ra
Ramses
Rita
Sat
shaman
shamanism
shepherd's crook
Shiva
son/moon
soul
spirit world
Stonehenge Decoded
sun and moon
temple
temple worship
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
the three stages of initiation
three primal energies and/or compulsions of the human species
union with the Great Spirit
Veda
Western philosophy
winnowing flail
Zoroaster