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Fundamental symbols : the universal language of sacred science

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextCambridge, UK Quinta Essentia 1995Description: xiv, 325 p.; ill.; bibliog. notes; indexContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 1870196104.
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BL600 .G8413 1995
Contents:
Editor's foreword. Part 1 - Traditional symbolism and some of its general applications. Part 2 - Symbols of the centre and of the world. Part 3 - Symbols of the cyclic manifestation. Part 4 - Some symbolic weapons. Part 5 - The symbolism of the forms of the cosmos. Part 6 - The symbolism of building. Part 7 - Axial symbolism and symbolism of passage. Part 8 - The symbolism of the heart.
Abstract: 'This long awaited volume is presented here in English for the first time; and since it constitutes one of Guenon's greatest works, its publication must be counted as one of the great literary events of this century...A striking aspect of the book is that it gives a new significance to so many of the objects, natural and man-made, with which we are inescapably surrounded in our daily life.'
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1st published as Symboles fondamentaux de la science sacree by Editions Gallimard, 1962.. Compiled and ed. by Michel Valsan.. Translation by Alvin Moore, Jnr.. Revised and ed. by Martin Lings.

Editor's foreword. Part 1 - Traditional symbolism and some of its general applications. Part 2 - Symbols of the centre and of the world. Part 3 - Symbols of the cyclic manifestation. Part 4 - Some symbolic weapons. Part 5 - The symbolism of the forms of the cosmos. Part 6 - The symbolism of building. Part 7 - Axial symbolism and symbolism of passage. Part 8 - The symbolism of the heart.

'This long awaited volume is presented here in English for the first time; and since it constitutes one of Guenon's greatest works, its publication must be counted as one of the great literary events of this century...A striking aspect of the book is that it gives a new significance to so many of the objects, natural and man-made, with which we are inescapably surrounded in our daily life.'

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