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    Early Recognition, Great Deeds, and Eventual Loss of Power Are
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Early Recognition, Great Deeds, and Eventual Loss of Power Are

Question 22

Question 22

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Early recognition, great deeds, and eventual loss of power are characteristic of


A) the monomyth.
B) non-Western myths.
C) the concept of life as a journey.
D) the hero archetype.

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