For 10 points, name this man who described the "monomyth" in The Hero with a Thousand Faces.
In the last of a series of six interviews, this thinker distinguished between Maslow's peak experiences and Joyce's aesthetic epiphanies as part of a larger discussion about God and the idea of eternity. A four-part work by this thinker concludes with a volume titled after the "creative" form of the central concept, which progresses through stages like "the way of the seeded earth" and the "way of the celestial lights." This thinker was influenced by Adolf Bastian's distinction between "elementary ideas" and "folk ideas." This author drew the name for his most famous concept from the novel (*) Finnegans Wake. This thinker filmed a PBS documentary with journalist Bill Moyers at George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch. This author of The Masks of God used stages like "call to adventure" and "road of trials" to structure his most famous concept. For 10 points, name this man who described the "monomyth" in The Hero with a Thousand Faces.
In the last of a series of six interviews, this thinker distinguished between Maslow's peak experiences and Joyce's aesthetic epiphanies as part of a larger discussion about God and the idea of eternity.
Joseph Campbell