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|a Booker, Christopher
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|a The seven basic plots :
|b why we tell stories /
|c by Christopher Booker
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|a London
|b Continuum,
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|a New York :
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|a viii, 728 p. ;
|c 24 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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|a pt. 1: The seven gateways to the underworld. Prologue to part one
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|a Overcoming the monster
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|a The monster (II) and the thrilling escape from death
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|a Rags to riches
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|a The quest
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|a Voyage and return
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|a Comedy
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|a Comedy (II) : the plot disguised
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|a Tragedy (I) : the five stages
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|a Tragedy (II) : the divided self
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|a Tragedy (III) : the hero as monster
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|a Rebirth
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|a The dark power : from shadow into light
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|a Epilogue to part 1 : the rule of three (the role played in stories by numbers)
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|a pt. 2: The complete happy ending. Prologue to part two
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|a The dark figures
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|a Seeing whole : the feminine and masculine values
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|a The perfect balance
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|a The unrealised value
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|a The archetypal family drama (continued)
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|a The light figures
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|a Reaching the goal
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|a The fatal flaw
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|a pt. 3: Missing the mark. The ego takes over (I) : enter the dark inversion
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|a The ego takes over (II) : the dark and sentimental versions
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|a The ego takes over (III) : quest, voyage and return, comedy
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|a The ego takes over (IV) : tragedy and rebirth
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|a Losing the plot : Thomas Hardy, a case history
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|a Going nowhere : the passive ego : the twentieth-century dead end, from Chekhov to Close encounters
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|a Why sex and violence? : the active ego : the twentieth-century obsession : from de Sade to The terminator
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|a Rebellion against "the one" : from Job to Nineteen eighty-four
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|a The mystery
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|a The riddle of the sphinx : Oedipus and Hamlet
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|a pt. 4: Why we tell stories. Telling us who we are : ego versus instinct
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|a Into the real world : the ruling consciousness
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|a Of gods and men : reconnecting with "the one"
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|a The age of Loki : the dismantling of the self
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|a Epilogue : the light and the shadows on the wall
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|a Authorʹs personal note
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|a Glossary of terms
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|a Plots (Drama, novel, etc.)
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|a Literature
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