Mythos S03E04 · Between Pairs of Opposites: Thomas Mann and The Magic Mountain

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Revolutionary impacts on art and thought as it correlates with myth themes, life or art. Specifically looking at Tomas Mann's "The Magic Mountain" (1924), Lord Death and Lady Lust. Hermetic pedagogy, as Campbell himself states.

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