Geoffrey Ashe Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

The mythical lost island of Atlantis has preoccupied thinkers from Plato to Rudolf Steiner (and a fair number of eccentrics as well) for more than two thousand years.

Geoffrey Ashe has assembled an account of the Hell-Fire Clubs and of their antecedents and descendants. It follows the libertarian tradition through de Sade and into the 20th century, with discussions of Aleister Crowley, Charles Manson and Timothy Leary.

The fascination of Merlin, King Arthur's magician, recorded in legend and literature, is here considered by Geoffrey Ashe in this academic study. This text also comes in a smaller size (210 x 240mm) at #2.99.

Mystische Rätsel, Magie und Geheimlehren aus Britannien!§Die Mythologie der britischen Inseln von der Prähistorie bis zum 9. Jahrhundert nach Christus. Alles über Riesen, Feen, Druiden, Stonehenge, König Lear, Gwendolen, Gwyn und das Feenvolk, Merlin, Arthur, Camelot, Lancelot...§Alle Legenden stehen miteinander in enger Beziehung und gewinnen durch historische und archäologische Forschungen neue Aussagekraft und Vitalität. Die Inhalte der Sagen und Legenden werden gründlich und ohne vorgefasste Meinungen und Theorien analysiert und zu einem klaren System zusammengefasst. Mit sehr reichhaltig und sachkundig ausgewählter Bebilderung.

Myths, legends, and literary mysteries intertwine with maps, relics, and historical facts in this exploration of King Arthur. Scholars and readers alike have long pondered the existence of a ruler named Arthur who presided over Camelot. Distinguished scholar Geoffrey Ashe presents compelling evidence that King Arthur not only existed but closely resembles the legendary figure known from tales. Drawing from a wealth of literary and historical sources, Ashe traces the Arthurian legend back to the twelfth-century chronicles of Geoffrey of Monmouth, revealing that much of Geoffrey's account, intended to depict fifth-century British events, is grounded in reality. By challenging previous assumptions about the locations of Arthur's court and other remnants, Ashe identifies the historical King Arthur, pinpointing Riothamus, a genuine fifth-century British monarch, as the likely figure. Additionally, the study delves into the histories behind other Arthurian elements, including knighthood and chivalry. Throughout, Ashe vividly recounts the sweeping grandeur of a tumultuous era in British and European history, illuminating the origins and evolution of the Arthurian legend, which continues to captivate and enchant.

It attacks all the problems which have gathered around Arthur and te Grail legend, and makes what is perhaps the first coherent and cogent narrative out of the whole tangle - OBSERVER Geoffrey Ashe is a shaker of establishment archaeology and ancient history and as such does scholars a good service - GLYN DANIEL Crisp, imaginative and contemporary...a book that will madden the academic historian and delight th ecommon reader... - SUNDAY TIMES

Hatte König Artus (Arthur), der Herr auf Camelot und Held der mittelalterlichen Sage, ein historisches Vorbild? Der britische Verfasser bietet nach jahrelangem Studium antiker Quellen und archäologischer Zeugnisse eine mögliche Antwort.

Solid facts about Arthur & his knights have emerged thru the recent work of archeologists. This book examines the historical foundations of the Arthurian tradition, & then, in five archeological chapters, presents the results of excavations to date at Cadbury (reputed site of Camelot), Tintagel, Glastonbury & less-known places. Illustrated with 10 color plates, 139 B&W plates & 53 maps, plans & line drawings. Includes Chronological Chart, Chronology, Bibliography & Index. Includes contributions by the most prominent Arthurian scholars, including Geoffrey Ashe, Leslie Alcock, C. A. Ralegh Radford, Philip Rahtz & Jill Racy.

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