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- catalog description "1. A definition of myth -- 2. Freud and Jung on myth: The psychoanalytic background -- 3. Myth and the unconscious: W.B. Yeats: myth as psychic structure -- Ezra Pound: the voice from Hades -- T.S. Eliot: the retreat from myth -- W.H. Auden: myth as analytic instrument -- 4. Myth and ritual: The golden bough: rite as social expression -- W.B. Yeats: prophecy and control -- Ezra Pound: rebirth and reversion -- T.S. Eliot: fulfillment through sacrifice -- W.H. Auden: " ... homage by naming" -- 5. Myth and history: The cyclic view: Giambattista Vico and Oswald Spengler -- W.B. Yeats: history as symbol -- Ezra Pound: the Messianic vision -- T.S. Eliot: " ... a pattern of timeless moments" -- W.H. Auden: unconscious forces in history.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. A definition of myth -- 2. Freud and Jung on myth: The psychoanalytic background -- 3. Myth and the unconscious: W.B. Yeats: myth as psychic structure -- Ezra Pound: the voice from Hades -- T.S. Eliot: the retreat from myth -- W.H. Auden: myth as analytic instrument -- 4. Myth and ritual: The golden bough: rite as social expression -- W.B. Yeats: prophecy and control -- Ezra Pound: rebirth and reversion -- T.S. Eliot: fulfillment through sacrifice -- W.H. Auden: " ... homage by naming" -- 5. Myth and history: The cyclic view: Giambattista Vico and Oswald Spengler -- W.B. Yeats: history as symbol -- Ezra Pound: the Messianic vision -- T.S. Eliot: " ... a pattern of timeless moments" -- W.H. Auden: unconscious forces in history.".