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Pathways with Joseph Campbell Joseph Campbell Foundation
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4.9 • 103 Ratings
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An official podcast of the Joseph Campbell Foundation and the MythMaker Podcast Network that unearths little-heard talks from Joseph Campbell and examines their context and meaning. Hosted by Brad Olson, PhD.
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Bonus: Mythologies of Quest and Illumination
In this bonus lecture to Episode 32: "Mythologies of Quest and Illumination", Campbell discusses the mythology of the Buddha, and gives a comparison of the Buddha's "Tree of Illumination" to the Bible's "Tree of Immortal Life".
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EP 32: Mythologies of Quest and Illumination
In this episode entitled, "Mythologies of Quest and Illumination", Campbell discusses the four functions of myth, love, and discovering one's own authentic life. Host, Bradley Olson introduces the episode and gives commentary after the lecture.
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Bonus: The Psychological Basis of Freedom Q&A
In this bonus Q&A episode, Campbell answers questions about the nature of freedom, the origins of religion, following one's bliss, living out of one's center, and aesthetic arrest. It is taken from the Q&A session after his lecture, "The Psychological Basis of Freedom", recorded at Bennett College in North Carolina in 1970.
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EP 31: The Psychological Basis of Freedom
Welcome to the fourth season of Pathways with Joseph Campbell! This episode entitled, "The Psychological Basis of Freedom", was recorded at Bennett College in North Carolina in 1970. Host, Bradley Olson introduces the episode and gives commentary after the lecture.
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Bonus: Jesus, Buddha, Europe Q&A
In this bonus episode of Pathways, Joseph Campbell answers questions from his lecture on the symbolism of Christianity, Buddhism, European Paganism, and the Arthurian Romances.
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EP 30: Jesus, Buddha & Europe
In this episode of Pathways (the final full episode of season 3), Joseph Campbell speaks about similarities in the symbolism of Christianity, Buddhism, European Paganism, and the Arthurian Romances. Host Bradley Olson introduces the episode and gives commentary after the lecture.
Customer Reviews
Worth every minute
Reading Joseph Campbell is one thing but hearing him lecture is a whole other experience! Just like actually taking a class of his. Interesting content with surprisingly good audio, considering the age.
Grateful
Thank y’all for producing this! -The gentleman from Texas.
Less Narration
Great archival recordings. The whispering narrator does not seem to develop or elaborate on what is already there.