The Monomyth: Rites of Passage in a Hero's Life

Passing through the ceremony is an emotional journey that you can not forget to take people from one place of life to another. American mythologist Joseph Campbell recognizes the structure that is commonly used in the stories of heroic journeys. The structure he calls Monomyth can be described as a three-step process of simplification, departure, departure, and return. "Heroes" (or someone involved) leave their current situation and view, travel emotions, return to the normal flow of their lives in a new way, learn and experience something important.

It is explained as a hero's journey. Regardless of the period and culture of literary creation, many heroes are consistent. As everyone knows, the poet Beowulf follows the heroic adventure described in Campbell's monologue. The journey of the hero consists of three paragraphs: separation, enlightenment, and return. As Beowulf experienced all phases of these stages through epic, his journey followed Campbell's consistency. Separation is the first step that the hero must pass through.

HARRY POTTER 's single hero, Monomyth (also known as hero's journey), explains the common aspects of the hero's journey found in many stories. Joseph Campbell explained his use of the currency for the first time in his book "The Hero with the Thousand Faces". The nature of the currency may not appeal to everyone but it is very time consuming to understand it and how it applies to the stories and movies of today's modern world It is interesting. For example, popular movies, stories, and cartoons such as Matrix, Star Wars, Anders Game, Lord of the Rings. The protagonists of these movies have undergone the same stages. In this article we discuss Harry Potter's 5 stages of money making, adventure calls, whale's belly, father's redemption, ultimate gift, and freedom of life. First of all, we will explain "call for adventure" with "Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone" from the "separation" section.