#2269
Mentioned in 12 episodes

The Seven Basic Plots

Book • 2004

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Mentioned in 12 episodes

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Will Storr
as a book that defines heroes having four qualities: feeling, order, strength, and agency.
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#944 - Will Storr - A Masterclass In Storytelling
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Amit Varma
when discussing common story structures.
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Ep 404: Devdutt Pattanaik and the Stories That Shape Us
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Donald Miller
as a book explaining story structure.
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#1: Frameworks—The Invisible Structure Behind Every Great Idea
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Donald Miller
as the author of the best book ever written on story and story structure.
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#5: Stories—The Survival Tool Hardwired into Every Human
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Will Storr
as a reference for archetypal characters in storytelling, specifically 'light figures'.
45 snips
The More Successful You Are The Longer You’ll Live: Will Storr
Mentioned by Will Storr in relation to archetypal figures in storytelling and their relevance to business interactions.
33 snips
Snippet 2 - How To Be More Likeable At Work: Will Storr
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Ian Hislop
in relation to Christopher Booker's death and his analysis of literature.
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148: Leftie Lawyers and Rightwing Roughnecks
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Donald Miller
considers this the best book ever written on story structure.
25 snips
Why That Worked #5: Stories—The Survival Tool Hardwired into Every Human
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Donald Miller
as a book detailing seven basic plots in storytelling.
23 snips
Donald Miller On How To Communicate Effectively, Why Brands Fail, & Secrets To Marketing Anything
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Will Storr
as an example of a book that analyzes archetypal characters in storytelling.
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Moment 101 - This 1 Skill Will Transform Your Life: Will Storr
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Alexander Beiner
as a Jungian analysis of storytelling.
Seeing the Bigger Picture: psychedelics and sense-making with Alexander Beiner of Kainos
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Steve Blears
as a brilliant book on storytelling and the basis for his advice.
How to create a founders' origin story
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James Delingpole
in connection to Christopher Booker's analysis of recurring story patterns in literature and film.
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