By: Joseph Campbell
Individuation is an individual and lonely experience, critical for life.
Then does hole where the one scale was missing say "Thou Shall Not?"
Ah, Campbell. I first encountered him in my sophomore English class. Two themes from that class stick with me to today: Myth is a metaphor; perception precedes observation. I seem to remember we talked about a third theme, but it's lost to me now.
Individuation is an individual and lonely experience, critical for life.
Then does hole where the one scale was missing say "Thou Shall Not?"
Ah, Campbell. I first encountered him in my sophomore English class. Two themes from that class stick with me to today: Myth is a metaphor; perception precedes observation. I seem to remember we talked about a third theme, but it's lost to me now.