The Red-Haired Girl from the Bog: The Landscape of Celtic Myth and SpiritNew World Library, 6 окт. 2010 г. - Всего страниц: 304 When Patricia Monaghan traveled to Ireland seeking her roots, what she found was much more than her physical ancestors. This is the story of her journey and the legends, landmarks, and mystical lore she encountered. Her poetic stories elucidate the ways that myth reveals the truth of human experience as well as the contradictions that are embodied in women's lives. This book is an extensive exploration of goddess mythology in Ireland, from Brigit, the Celtic goddess of water, fire, and transformation, to the historical figure of Granueille, a pirate queen. |
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... connection to the land. I suspect this is true of all the Goddesses.” — Carol P. Christ, author of Rebirth of the Goddess and She Who Changes “Reading Patricia Monaghan's work about the Celtic myths of the divine or fairy woman in Irish ...
... connection to the land. I suspect this is true of all the Goddesses.” — Carol P. Christ, author of Rebirth of the Goddess and She Who Changes “Reading Patricia Monaghan's work about the Celtic myths of the divine or fairy woman in Irish ...
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... connected with neither memories nor stories, faces nor dreams. The road beyond Bohola on a cloudy day. A sudden looming shape, blue-gray in the mist. A perfect pyramid that retreats, advances, retreats as the road dips and swoons ...
... connected with neither memories nor stories, faces nor dreams. The road beyond Bohola on a cloudy day. A sudden looming shape, blue-gray in the mist. A perfect pyramid that retreats, advances, retreats as the road dips and swoons ...
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... connections, instead of to Bohola, the center of the clan, was a mystery to my friends for many years. “Whyever did ye come to Gort?” fretted antiquarian Tom Hannon until he learned that my grandmother was a Daley. That relieved him ...
... connections, instead of to Bohola, the center of the clan, was a mystery to my friends for many years. “Whyever did ye come to Gort?” fretted antiquarian Tom Hannon until he learned that my grandmother was a Daley. That relieved him ...
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... connected with them, so that when I pass a certain turnoff near Delta, I see generations of the Kusz family in a flash. When I first came home to Ireland more than twenty years ago, I already possessed a rootedness that helped me ...
... connected with them, so that when I pass a certain turnoff near Delta, I see generations of the Kusz family in a flash. When I first came home to Ireland more than twenty years ago, I already possessed a rootedness that helped me ...
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... connection with divinity and thus is pictured as a unique and individual god or goddess. As the Greeks expressed it, every tree has its dryad, every rock its oread, every ocean wave its nereid. Paradoxically, such polytheism often sees ...
... connection with divinity and thus is pictured as a unique and individual god or goddess. As the Greeks expressed it, every tree has its dryad, every rock its oread, every ocean wave its nereid. Paradoxically, such polytheism often sees ...
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