Markale, Jeans. Der Gral: Die keltischen Ursprünge der heiligen Ikone

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Inner Traditions International, The Limited
ISBN-10
0892817143
ISBN-13
9780892817146
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Product Key Features

Book Title
Grail : the Celtic Origins of the Sacred Icon
Number of Pages
192 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
1999
Topic
Celtic Spirituality, Folklore & Mythology, Occultism
Genre
Body, Mind & Spirit, Social Science
Author
Jean Markale
Format
Trade Paperback

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0.4 in
Item Weight
8.4 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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LCCN
98-055965
Dewey Edition
21
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This is an important work on the Grail mythology. Emphasizing literary and symbolic studies, the author shows a very strong knowledge of early myth and legend and helps restore the Grail mythos to its original role as an icon of the process of initiation, rather than as a historical anomaly., This erudite and lucid work is an engaging and fascinating book. [It] provides a healthy dose of academic rigor and clarity to an area of study often expoited by pop-metaphysics authors.
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Dewey Decimal
809/.933823
Table Of Content
ONE The Grail of Chretien De Troyes TWO The Franco-British Grail THREE The Cistercan Grail FOUR The Germano-Iranian Grail: Wolfram Von Eschenbach's Parzival FIVE The Meaning of the Quest Index
Synopsis
A comprehensive look at the Grail that reveals its fundamentally Celtic nature beneath layers of Christian interpretations * Emphasizes the significance of the Quest as an archetype of spiritual seeking * By the world's preeminent authority on Celtic civilization The Grail has long excited the imaginations of those seeking to see beyond the world of appearances. No other sacred object has inspired such longing or such dread. The Grail is the archetype of the marvelous object in which each individual can enclose the goal of his own personal quest. For some the goal of this quest has been divine grace or the Philosophers' Stone, for others it is simply a treasure that connects various episodes of the King Arthur legend. Yet the Grail, as an object that is both close and unapproachable, was not the original focus of these stories. The Celtic tales on which the Grail legend is based emphasize the theme of the Quest. Through his exploration of several versions of this myth that appeared in the Middle Ages, Jean Markale digs deep beneath the Christian veneer of these tales, allowing us to penetrate to the true meaning of the Grail and its Quest, legacies of a rich Celtic spirituality that has nourished the Western psyche for centuries. He also examines how these myths were later used by the Knights Templar, as well as how their links with Alchemy and Catharism played a decisive role in the shaping of Western Hermetic thought., A comprehensive look at the Grail that reveals its fundamentally Celtic nature beneath layers of Christian interpretations - Emphasizes the significance of the Quest as an archetype of spiritual seeking - By the world's preeminent authority on Celtic civilization The Grail has long excited the imaginations of those seeking to see beyond the world of appearances. No other sacred object has inspired such longing or such dread. The Grail is the archetype of the marvelous object in which each individual can enclose the goal of his own personal quest. For some the goal of this quest has been divine grace or the Philosophers' Stone, for others it is simply a treasure that connects various episodes of the King Arthur legend. Yet the Grail, as an object that is both close and unapproachable, was not the original focus of these stories. The Celtic tales on which the Grail legend is based emphasize the theme of the Quest. Through his exploration of several versions of this myth that appeared in the Middle Ages, Jean Markale digs deep beneath the Christian veneer of these tales, allowing us to penetrate to the true meaning of the Grail and its Quest, legacies of a rich Celtic spirituality that has nourished the Western psyche for centuries. He also examines how these myths were later used by the Knights Templar, as well as how their links with Alchemy and Catharism played a decisive role in the shaping of Western Hermetic thought.
LC Classification Number
PN686.G7M2813 1999

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