Millennial Mythmaking: Essays on the Power of Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature, Films and Games

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Fantasy Myths In Modern Media Discover how science fiction, fantasy literature, films, and games shape modern culture through the lens of contemporary mythmaking. This engaging collection of essays explores how popular...

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Description

Fantasy Myths In Modern Media

Discover how science fiction, fantasy literature, films, and games shape modern culture through the lens of contemporary mythmaking. This engaging collection of essays explores how popular stories reflect society's hopes, fears, values, and evolving relationship with technology and identity.

Overview

Drawing inspiration from the work of Joseph Campbell and the concept of the hero's journey, this thought-provoking volume examines how modern fantasy and science fiction narratives function as today's myths. Through detailed analysis of influential stories and media, readers gain fresh insight into the cultural significance of fantasy storytelling.

Key Topics

  • Modern mythology and popular culture
  • Science fiction and fantasy literature
  • The hero's journey and narrative archetypes
  • Fantasy films and cultural symbolism
  • Technology and storytelling
  • Contemporary mythmaking in media
  • Video games and virtual worlds
  • Cultural identity through fiction

Features

  • Collection of interdisciplinary scholarly essays
  • Analysis of influential fantasy and science fiction works
  • Inspired by the theories of Joseph Campbell
  • Explores mythological themes in modern media
  • Examines literature, films, and digital environments
  • Connects storytelling with cultural and social change
  • Ideal for readers, students, and fantasy enthusiasts
  • Offers critical perspectives on popular culture

Specifications

  • Format: Paperback
  • Page Count: 212 Pages
  • Dimensions: 8.8" × 5.9"
  • Publication Date: December 1, 2010
  • Category: Literary Criticism, Fantasy & Popular Culture

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