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Timothy Harley – Moon Lore Black Letter Press, Sarah B Bolen

Timothy Harley – Moon Lore

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Cover Design by Sarah B. Bolen

First published in 1885.

 

"Moon Lore" by Timothy Harley invites readers on an immersive exploration of the captivating myths, legends, and scientific insights surrounding Earth's celestial companion. Through meticulous research and engaging prose, Harley delves into the rich tapestry of lunar folklore spanning cultures and epochs. From ancient civilizations that revered the moon as a deity to modern interpretations rooted in astronomy, anthropology, and psychology, this book unravels the intricate connections between humanity and the moon.

With scholarly precision and a storyteller's flair, Harley unveils the multifaceted roles of the moon in shaping human beliefs, rituals, and artistic expressions. From lunar deities and celestial cycles to lunar eclipses and the influence of lunar phases on agriculture and fertility rites, "Moon Lore" provides a comprehensive examination of our enduring fascination with the moon.

Through its pages, readers encounter a diverse array of lunar myths and legends, from Greek and Roman mythology to indigenous folklore from around the world. Harley deftly navigates the intersection of science and superstition, shedding light on how ancient beliefs about the moon continue to influence contemporary culture.

Moreover, "Moon Lore" delves into the scientific aspects of lunar phenomena, exploring topics such as lunar phases, tides, and the moon's influence on human behavior. By synthesizing scientific knowledge with cultural perspectives, Harley offers readers a holistic understanding of the moon's profound impact on our lives and imaginations.

With its blend of scholarship, storytelling, and poetic reverence for the moon, "Moon Lore" is a captivating journey through the ages, inviting readers to contemplate the enduring mysteries and beauty of Earth's celestial companion. Whether you're a seasoned astronomer, a folklore enthusiast, or simply curious about the moon's cultural significance, this book promises to enlighten and enchant with its celestial wisdom.

  • Details

    Hardcover bound in blue geltex
    Measures 140x215 mm
    120 gram black Endpapers
    Printed on 115 g wood free, age resistant Munken Premium Cream paper
    308 Pages
    Sewn Book Block
    Golden ribbon marker and Headbands
    Gilded on the front and spine
    Index includes 750 keywords

€55.00Price
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