The Myth of the Eternal Return Or, Cosmos and History
Mircea Eliade. Bollingen, NJ, 1971. Later printing (1991) Isbn: 691017778. VG+: Minor edge wear, prev owner mark blacked out on fep
This book explains that ancient man envisaged events not as constituting a linear, progressive history, but as creative repetitions of primordial archetypes
Mircea Eliade. Bollingen, NJ, 1971. Later printing (1991) Isbn: 691017778. VG+: Minor edge wear, prev owner mark blacked out on fep
This book explains that ancient man envisaged events not as constituting a linear, progressive history, but as creative repetitions of primordial archetypes
Mircea Eliade. Bollingen, NJ, 1971. Later printing (1991) Isbn: 691017778. VG+: Minor edge wear, prev owner mark blacked out on fep
This book explains that ancient man envisaged events not as constituting a linear, progressive history, but as creative repetitions of primordial archetypes