

EP 35: The Relationship of Mythology to Psychology
Oct 1, 2024
Joseph Campbell, a renowned mythologist, delves into the fascinating interplay between mythology and psychology. He highlights the psychological function of myth, emphasizing its importance in contemporary life. Campbell interprets mythological symbols, such as the serpent and crescent moon, through a psychological lens, revealing timeless truths. He discusses the societal shifts from hunting to agricultural communities, the dual nature of dreams, and the significance of spirituality in modern contexts. His insights bridge ancient wisdom with today’s psychological understanding.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Mythology and Psychology: Unveiling Symbols
02:08 • 6min
Mythology and Modern Understanding
08:06 • 31min
The Mythical Buffalo Dance: A Tale of Life and Sacrifice
39:00 • 2min
From Hunting to Agriculture: A Cultural Shift
41:27 • 16min
Mythology, Psychology, and Faith
57:50 • 29min
The Interplay of Mythology, Magic, and Technology
01:26:56 • 6min