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stevejmoore
16 years ago
thinking of using "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH" to teach the hero's journey to freshman... thoughts?
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Ddaisy
says
16 years ago
Easy read, most of the attention would be on the interpretation. Could work.
rudimyers
thinks
16 years ago
that is shorter than The Hobbit although I like that book better.
rudimyers
wonders
16 years ago
if you get in trouble for having Joseph Campbell's The Hero's Journey as a reference.
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tabor330
16 years ago
Like the Hobbit - also Haroun and the Sea of Stories - Campbell's Hero With A Thousand Faces shouldn't raise any eyebrows.
stevejmoore
says
16 years ago
The Hobbit has to be my fav book ever, just recently rediscovered NIMH and wanted to explore, I need to get hero 1k faces, have hero's journ
Ddaisy
says
16 years ago
Have you read Silent to the Bone? (can't remember author)
tabor330
16 years ago
E.L. Koingsburg wrote "Silent to the Bone," Check out Rushdie's Haroun And The Sea of Stories. Works on so many levels: hero's journey...
tabor330
16 years ago
...funny fantasy, great word play, censorship allegory - it's the full package.
stevejmoore
says
16 years ago
thanks so much!
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