The Masks of God, Vol. 4
1991·752 pages
Scholarly study of Western culture's creation of its own mythology from the Dark Ages onward.
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Scholarly study of Western culture's creation of its own mythology from the Dark Ages onward.
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This volume explores the whole inner story of modern culture since the Dark Ages, treating modern man's unique position as the creator of his own mythology
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Detailed scholarly examination of religious myths, rituals, and theological shifts across centuries
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Analysis of mythic magic, ritual practices, and symbolic enchantment in cultural history
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Discussion of esoteric traditions, alchemy, and occult influences on modern myth-making
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Explores cultural, philosophical, and ideological transformations shaping contemporary mythology
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