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| (1854-1941) Revolutionized the way scholars thought about myths and folklore. Wrote the "Golden Bough" |
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| (1856-1939) The same dreams and mythological images are present in different cultures. OEDIPUS COMPLEX |
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| (1875-1961) Archetypes are present in every culture's mtyhology |
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| (1895-1970) All stories can be broken down into 31 different functions |
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| (1908-) The driving force behind all myths is the mediation between opposites |
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| (1904-1987) All myths are versions of Monomyth, which ultimately contains the one universal truth |
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| (1931-) Myths have roots in the biological changes that people undergo |
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| (1884-1939) Held that many myths dealt with both the birth canal trauma and children's coming to terms with imperfect parents |
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| (1906-1992) Viewed myths as originating from "a sequence of ritual acts,..." |
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| (1884-1942) Founder of functionalism which holds that every aspect of society is vital to understanding a society |
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