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Creative mythology
==Overview==
In his first three volumes of the ''Masks of GodI-IV'' series Joseph Campbell discusses and explores mythology in a manner most people would be familiar with. However, in ''Creative Mythology'' he adds a new dimension. In his introduction he writes:
:“In the context of traditional mythology, the symbols are presented in socially maintained rites, through which the individual is required to experience, or will pretend to have experienced, certain insights, sentiments and commitments. In what I'm calling creative mythology, on the other hand, this order is reversed: the individual has had an experience of his own - of order, horror, beauty, or even mere exhilaration-which he seeks to communicate through signs; and if his realization has been of a certain depth and import, his communication will have the force and value of living myth-for those, that is to say, who receive and respond to it of themselves, with recognition, uncoerced.”
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