Click for new scientific resources and news about Corona[COVID-19]

Use Online Translation Powered By

Click Here STRS

STRS

Paper Information
Journal:   NAGHSH MAYEH   SPRING-SUMMER 2010 , Volume 3 , Number 5; Page(s) 17 To 26.
 
Paper: 

Considering The Similarities Of The Mythological Heroes
 
 
Author(s):  Bagheri Nesami M.*
 
* ART UNIVERSITY
 
Abstract: 
Hero myth and its archetype (symbolic character of hero), have been in the unconscious of mankind during the history, and indicates that human being from each era and each region have aspired the same desires. Although heroes appear in various forms, we can declare explicitly that they pass the same stages. This paper attempts to explain and detect these similarities and in this regard, views of Freud about archetype and "Hero's Journey" mentioned by Joseph Campbell are used. To emphasize that the time and region don't impress the archetypical journey of heroes, studied heroes are taken from different regions without considering the time. Furthermore, man of today is not either independent of myth and heroes and we'll see that how modern heroes get through the same stages as the ancient heroes.
 
Keyword(s): ARCHETYPE, HERO, HERO'S JOURNEY
 
 
International related papers: 
 
Most related Highly related Moderately related Least related
 
References: 
  • Not Registered.
  •  
  •  
 
Citations: 
  • Not Registered.
 
+ Click to Cite.
APA: Copy

BAGHERI NESAMI, M. (2010). CONSIDERING THE SIMILARITIES OF THE MYTHOLOGICAL HEROES. NAGHSH MAYEH, 3(5), 17-26. https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=191302



Vancouver: Copy

BAGHERI NESAMI M.. CONSIDERING THE SIMILARITIES OF THE MYTHOLOGICAL HEROES. NAGHSH MAYEH. 2010 [cited 2022January24];3(5):17-26. Available from: https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=191302



IEEE: Copy

BAGHERI NESAMI, M., 2010. CONSIDERING THE SIMILARITIES OF THE MYTHOLOGICAL HEROES. NAGHSH MAYEH, [online] 3(5), pp.17-26. Available: https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=191302.
 
 
Persian Abstract Yearly Visit 58
 
 
Latest on Blog
Enter SID Blog