One book about these figures begins by discussing three different explanations of them, including Adolf Bastian's theory of elemental ideas.
One book about these figures begins by discussing three different explanations of them, including Adolf Bastian's theory of elemental ideas. Lord Raglan outlined a checklist of twenty-two traits that these figures possess in a book which claims that they originated from ritual drama. Vladimir Propp argued that a warning is addressed to these figures as part of a structuralist analysis of the texts in which they appear. A book that examines these figures includes Freud's essay "The Neurotic's Family Romance," and asserts that they are surrendered to bodies of water after being placed in a box. Another book about them argues that they become a Master of Two Worlds at the end of a seventeen-stage model beginning with "The Call to Adventure." Their "birth" is the subject of a book by Otto Rank. For 10 points, name these figures studied by Joseph Campbell, who wrote a book about one "with a thousand faces."   
One book about these figures begins by discussing three different explanations of them, including Adolf Bastian's theory of elemental ideas.
heroes