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Super Heroes: A Modern Mythology (Studies in Popular Culture (Paperback))

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COMIC BOOK SUPERHEROES – BIBLIOGRAPHY - The golden age of comic books, 1937-1945. New York: Ballantine Books. 1977. Reynolds, R. (1994). Super heroes: a modern mythology. Studies in Popular ...

Look, up in the sky! Using superheroes in play therapy. - Fantasy and fantasy play are key elements in healthy child development, and as such, are potentially important resources for play therapy. The multi-media genre of superhero mythology has long provided children (and adults) with rich fantasies serving a number of important developmental functions, including emotional release, a sense of power, instillation of hope, a resource for problem solving and identity formation. Whether Captain America, Superman, Spiderman, the Justice League of America, X-Men, or Powerpuff Girls, these mythological figures have flown from the pages of comics, television and the silver screen into the imaginations and play of generations of children. Considering their ubiquity in popular children's culture, a paucity of research or clinical literature has addressed the incorporation of superheroes into child counseling and play therapy. The purpose of this article is to first describe the relationship between fantasy, superhero mythology, and play therapy, and to then provide examples

Super Heroes: A Modern Mythology|Paperback - The superhero has been the staple of the modern comic book since the late 1930s. The phenomenally successful movies Superman and Batman have made these two comic book superheroes as familiar worldwide as any characters ever created. Yet to relatively few aficionados are

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Introduction: Look, up in the sky! An introduction to the use of superheroes in psychotherapy. - Given their endurance, ubiquity, popularity, and appeal, it is not surprising that superheroes have found their way into the fantasies and metaphoric stories of children, adolescents, and adults as well as the therapist's office. This book is written for those interested in how superhero fantasies inhabit the minds of our clients, both the young and the youthful, and the accommodations that therapists need to make in recognizing and incorporating them into their clinical work with a broad range of clients. In the chapters, therapists from diverse theoretical orientations, who work with an array of challenging clients in various clinical settings will demonstrate how clients of all ages utilize the stories and adventures of the modern superheroes to create their own effective personal mythologies. While the cases are based on real clients or clinical amalgams, their identities have been protected. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)

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Post-Postmodernism and the Market Popularity of Superhero Movies ... - Feb 9, 2015 ... Mark D. Pepper, Utah Valley University (Published: Feb. ... But these superheroes are commodities and they always have been. ... Coogan further suggests superheroes function as our culture's modern-day mythology (124). ... The result of a shareholder-takes-all mentality is that “[c]apitalism today seeks ...

The Third Side of the Coin: Constructing Superhero Comics Culture ... - See, , Jeffrey M. Brackett, “Religious Studies 201: Religion and Popular Culture” ... Superheroes: A Modern Mythology (Jackson: University of Mississippi Press, 1992) ... Mark C. Taylor (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1998), 269 –84; ...

Myth - Wikipedia - Myth is a folklore genre consisting of narratives that play a fundamental role in a society, such ... According to Cultural myth criticism, the studies of myth must understand and explain a ... The word is first attested in John Lydgate's Troy Book (c. ... "Classical Heroes in Modern Movies: Mythological Patterns of the Superhero".

Modern and ancient heroes share common themes, BYU professors say - The Daily Universe - Comic book heroes have become increasingly popular over the years and share a connection to heroes from ancient mythologies, according to BYU professors.

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