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Chargement... The Seed of Yggdrasill: Deciphering the Hidden Messages in Old Norse Myths Heritage edition (édition 2015)par Maria Kvilhaug (Auteur), Maria Christine Kvilhaug (Illustrateur)
Information sur l'oeuvreThe Seed of Yggdrasill: Deciphering the Hidden Messages in Old Norse Myths par Maria Christine Kvilhaug
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. The information in this book is top notch. Much of what is "known" about this culture is pieced together from scraps of archaeology and various interpretations of the little still-present written word, much of what was documented long past the time when the societies actually thrived (and even there, mostly by those not of the same religious practice.) That said, this is one of the most interesting re-telling of the stories from the people paired with intelligent and intriguing theories of their potential deeper meanings. The book itself deserves an easy 5 stars, however, the physical book itself does not do the content justice. The binding was not strong, some pages immediately threatening to loose themselves from their glue and escape the bind and many pages were printed so faintly as to make the words themselves a struggle to read in weak light. But still, for those interested in Old Norse myths and their potential relevance to the people of the time (and even deeper lessons we can still utilize today!) this is a must read! I highly recommend it, only wish the price of the book itself matched the quality of the print-job. Still, you are supporting a pioneering jaunt into Old Norse history and not simply some large publisher so there may be some small solace in that fact. :) ( ) aucune critique | ajouter une critique
The Seed of Yggdrasill offers ground-breaking research that will be of great value for years to come. Deciphering the riddles of metaphor in the Old Norse Poems reveals central themes of goddess worship, witchcraft and heroes on vision quests. When translating the names within the Myths Kvilhaug presents a powerful argument which some declare as strongly feminist. This approach causes debate amongst Academicians and followers of the surviving Scandinavian faith, Asatru. The book attempts to rebuild an understanding of the pagan past of the Northern peoples, it may even restore a rationalized familiarity with their Northern god(s) and goddess(es). Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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