With Henry Robinson, this author analyzed The Skin of our Teeth as an appropriation from Finnegan's Wake, from which he borrowed a name for one of his concepts. This author used the phrase "Master of Two Worlds" to describe transcendental figures like Gautama and Jesus. This author borrowed a term from Adolf Bastian to describe ethnic variations ca
With Henry Robinson, this author analyzed The Skin of our Teeth as an appropriation from Finnegan's Wake, from which he borrowed a name for one of his concepts. This author used the phrase "Master of Two Worlds" to describe transcendental figures like Gautama and Jesus. This author borrowed a term from Adolf Bastian to describe ethnic variations called "folk ideas", which are contrasted with universal "elementary ideas." A diagram of a (*) circle cut into uneven semicircles represents this author's idea of the cycle of "separation - initiation - return" that begins with the "call to adventure." This author used the word "monomyth" to describe a cross-cultural story pattern exemplified by characters like Cu Chulainn and Perseus. For 10 points, name this author of The Masks of God and The Hero With a Thousand Faces.
With Henry Robinson, this author analyzed The Skin of our Teeth as an appropriation from Finnegan's Wake, from which he borrowed a name for one of his concepts.
Joseph Campbell