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Language: English
Published by Braziller Incorporated, George, 1982
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- Title
- The Celtic Consciousness
- Publisher
- Braziller Incorporated, George
- Publication year
- 1982
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0807610410
- ISBN 13
- 9780807610411
- Item weight
- 3.441 pounds
- Dimensions
- N/A
Discusses the myths, music, history, literature, art, folklore, and archaeology of the Celtic culture and assesses its relationship to other world cultures
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Review
An attractive book, designed to please both eye and hand... .A massive feast, as well provided as those mythical Celtic banquets, supplied from the inexhaustible cauldron of plenty. There is something essentially Celtic in both the generosity and the ardor of this book. -- Boston Globe
This rich collection of articles attends to the whole essence and oeuvre of a civilization... .A sourcebook of unquestionable worth. -- Los Angeles Times
Yeats and other key figures in the 'Celtic revival' believed there had to be and eventually would be the kind of substantial verifying scholarly work which this book so ably demonstrates.... In these varied pages one becomes deeply aware of the Celtic mode of perception. -- The Christian Science Monitor
This rich collection of articles attends to the whole essence and oeuvre of a civilization... .A sourcebook of unquestionable worth. -- Los Angeles Times
Yeats and other key figures in the 'Celtic revival' believed there had to be and eventually would be the kind of substantial verifying scholarly work which this book so ably demonstrates.... In these varied pages one becomes deeply aware of the Celtic mode of perception. -- The Christian Science Monitor
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