Mythological Studies explores the understanding of human experience revealed in mythology and in the manifold links between myth and ritual, literature, art, culture, and religious experience. Special attention is given to depth psychology and archetypal approaches to the study of myth. This journal looks to explore Mythological Studies for the sake of tending the soul of the world: animae mundi colendae gratia.
Vol 1, No 1 (2010)
The First Look
Table of Contents
Articles
Epic Fathering: Homer’s Odyssey as Healer of the Puer-Senex Split and Restorer of Mythic Movement PDFHTML Gustavo Beck
Woodlands, Farmlands and Homesteads: The Landscapes of Childhood and Discovery of Soul PDFHTML Kathie Collins
The Whirling Subalpine Fir: An Encounter with Nature, Psyche and Myth PDF HTML Darla Dench
Under-Standing: The Divine Messenger Hermes and the Character of Hermeneutics PDFHTML Rebecca Diggs
Nex Ex Machina, or Bringing It All Back Home: The Fallacy and Fantasy of Sacrificeless Warfare and Why It Will Never Work PDFHTML Aaron Duggan
The Tri-Wizard Cup: Alchemy and Transformation in Harry Potter PDF HTML Priscilla Hobbs
The Longissima Via PDF HTML Maureen Murdock
Thinking in Narrative: Seeing Through To the Myth in Philosophy PDF HTML Joe Muszynski
“Red Feels Like Red!”: The Aesthetic Body in the Sensual World PDF HTML Leslie Stoupas
Infinite Space and Self-Similar Form in Alchemy and Fractal Geometry PDF HTML Laura Strudwick
The Open-Mouthed Condition: Odysseus’ Transition from Warrior to Ruler PDF HTML S. Asher Sund
When Shadows Meet: The Interplay of Archetypes in The Bacchae PDF HTML Emma Tresemer
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