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The Real Middle-Earth
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An engaging popular history of the magically enchanting early-English civilization on which Tolkien based his world of The Lord of the Rings.
Informationen zum Autor Brian Bates is a professor at the University of Brighton, and past chairman of psychology at the University of Sussex. Specializing in the use of deep imagination in tribal cultures, he directs a research programme and teaches an award-winning course in shamanic consciousness. His previous titles include the novel The Way of the Wyrd , an examination of the inner world of performance called The Way of the Actor , and The Human Face which he co-wrote with John Cleese. Klappentext An engaging popular history of the magically enchanting early-English civilization on which Tolkien based his world of The Lord of the Rings. Zusammenfassung An engaging popular history of the magically enchanting early-English civilization on which Tolkien based his world of The Lord of the Rings.
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Brian Bates is a professor at the University of Brighton, and past chairman of psychology at the University of Sussex. Specializing in the use of deep imagination in tribal cultures, he directs a research programme and teaches an award-winning course in shamanic consciousness. His previous titles include the novel The Way of the Wyrd, an examination of the inner world of performance called The Way of the Actor, and The Human Face which he co-wrote with John Cleese.
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- Sprache Englisch
- Titel The Real Middle-Earth
- Veröffentlichung 13.12.2022
- ISBN 978-1-5290-5960-1
- Format Kartonierter Einband
- EAN 9781529059601
- Jahr 2022
- Größe H197mm x B130mm x T20mm
- Autor Bates Brian
- Untertitel A History of the Dark Ages that Inspired Tolkien
- Gewicht 226g
- Auflage Main Market Ed.
- Genre Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaften
- Anzahl Seiten 320
- Herausgeber Pan Macmillan
- GTIN 09781529059601