Redefining the hero archetype: The hero as pragmatist and idealist

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1998
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Abstract
This is a study on the hero using the philosophies of pragmatism and idealism. The author makes use of the hero's journey and some aspects of pragmatism and idealism in redefining the hero archetype. The hero's journey is taken from Joseph Campbell. It is important to note that the words pragmatism and idealism are referred to in their common sense usage for the purpose of the study.
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Authors Unson Jr., Cesar J.
Journal Malay Journal
Year 1998
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