According to Joseph Campbell in the Hero with a Thousand Faces,
epic heroic journeys tend to share many of the same characteristics
across cultures. To find out more about the stages of the heroic journey
and variosu examples of these stages in world literature, click on the
links below.
Joseph Campbell on the Heroic Journey
The Joseph Campbell Foundation
The Hero's
Journey
Carl Jung on the Heroic Journey
C.G. Jung Page
The Labyrinth as an Epic Journey
The Mid-Atlantic
Geomancy Labyrinth page
The Labyrinth Society
Labyrinthos
Veriditas: the World-Wide
Labyrinth Project
The St. Louis Labyrinth
Project
Georgia
Labyrinths
Maricopia's
A Web of Labyrinths site
Selected Literary Epic Journeys
The list of links below makes no pretense of completion; rather, it
provides web resources to supplement the reading materials in the first
unit of the IDST 2305 course. Many other links to the great epics of
the world can be found on the pages for the various units of the course.
Gilgamesh
A Musical Interpretation
of The Epic of Gilgamesh
Storytelling,
The Meaning of Life, and the Epic of Gilgamesh
World
Literature: Gilgamesh Study Guide
The
Flood Narrative from the Epic of Gilgamesh
The Electronic
Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature
Babylonian Literature
The
Epic of Gilgamesh
The Epic
of Gilgamesh
Sumerian
Mythology FAQ
Assyro-Babylonian
Mythology FAQ
The Epic of Gilgamesh:
An Outline with Bibliography and Links this site contains a very
nice, succinct list of the various translations of the Epic of Gilgamesh
on the web, as well as an outline of the story and a bibliography.
Dante's Inferno
Dante's
Clickable Inferno
Dante's Divine
Comedy by far the best Dante site on the web. Site offers several
different translations, art, music, and a wealth of other resources.
Dante's Inferno
Links
related to Dante's Inferno from City Honors some very nice links,
though one should be aware several of the artciles there are by high
school students.
Dante's Inferno
Dante's
Inferno: Instructional Media Project
Renaissance Dante in Print