Godfrey Higgins Ordine dei libri

Godfrey Higgins fu un magistrato e proprietario terriero inglese, un eminente sostenitore della riforma sociale, storico e antiquario. Oggi è meglio conosciuto per i suoi scritti sui miti antichi, in particolare per il suo libro Anacalypsis, pubblicato postumo, in cui afferma una comunanza tra vari miti religiosi, che fa risalire alla presunta religione perduta di Atlantide. È stato definito un 'radicale politico, magistrato di contea riformista e stravagante storico delle religioni'.

2021
Anacalypsis, Vol. 1
An Attempt to Draw Aside the Veil of the Saitic Isis, or an Inquiry Into the Origin of Languages, Nations, and Religions Paperback : An Attempt to Draw Aside the Veil of the Saitic Isis, or an Inquiry Into the Origin of Languages, Nat
898pagine
32 ore di lettura
Delving into the origins of religion, this two-volume treatise by Godfrey Higgins explores hidden meanings and universal themes over two decades of research. Its dense and sometimes cryptic language invites readers to uncover layers of thought regarding the beginnings of faith and spirituality. The work stands out for its comprehensive historical analysis and ambitious scope in understanding religious evolution.
2021
Anacalypsis, Vol. 1 Hardcover
898pagine
32 ore di lettura
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Exploring the origins of religion, this two-volume treatise by Godfrey Higgins delves into the universal beginnings of faith with a complex and cryptic writing style. Completed over 20 years, it reveals hidden layers of meaning and offers a deep historical perspective on religious beliefs. The ebook format provides an accessible option for readers interested in this dense, thought-provoking work.

Anacalypsis, Vol. 1

Anacalypsis, Vol. 1 Hardcover