Uses of Comparative Mythology: Essays on the Work of Joseph Campbell

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Acknowledgments
Preface
Abbreviations
The Man
The Soul's High Adventure: Campbell's Comparative Mythology	p. 3
Freud, Jung, and Campbell	p. 19
Myth Versus Religion for Campbell	p. 39
Interpreting Campbell: Hermeneutics and Comparative Mythology	p. 53
The American Roots of Campbell's Mythic Vision	p. 71
The Work
The Twin Heroes: Campbell's Solar/Lunar Vision of the Masculine	p. 87
Campbell on Myth, Romantic Love, and Marriage	p. 105
Campbell and Schopenhauer: Synchronicity and the Tragic Vision	p. 121
Campbell, the Feminine Principle, and the Romantic Male Hero	p. 135
The Chariot of the Hero: Myth and Metaphor in Campbell	p. 141
The Rhetoric of Mythology and Science in Campbell's Works	p. 153
The Farther Reaches
Campbell and the "Vanilla-Frosted Temple": From Myth to Multiplex	p. 179
Campbell, Science Fiction, and Space Age Myths	p. 193
Campbell and the Inklings - Tolkien, Lewis, and Williams	p. 211
The Power of Wilderness: Campbell and the Ecological Imperative	p. 223
Campbell, America, and the Individual as New Hero	p. 235
Campbell and the Perennial Philosophy: Social Sciences, Mysticism, and Myth	p. 249
A Joseph Campbell Bibliography	p. 261
Notes on Contributors	p. 267
Index	p. 271
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