Arthur: The Legend Unveiled
"This ... book explores the legends from a Pagan rather than the later Christian perspective. Divinity, in the original Celtic religion, was viewed as the goddess and the queen as her representative, held the sovereignty of the land. Arthur is first favoured by the goddess, but ambition leads him to turn to Christianity, belittling Gwenivere's power and avoiding participation in challenges to his kingship by younger, vital men. This, rather than the Christianised, 'moral failings' of individuals, is what leads to the wasteland and Arthur's eventual downfall"--Back cover.
162 pages
English edition · First published 1995 by Capall Bann · ISBN 9781898307617
Readers also shelved
All Boys Aren't BlueGeorge M. Johnson
Bad Luck Charm (Witch City, #1)Julie Johnson
Belle Chasse (Sentinels of New Orleans, #5)Suzanne Johnson
Casse-NoisetteSylvain Johnson
CendrillonSylvain Johnson
Elysian Fields (Sentinels of New Orleans, #3)Suzanne JohnsonBe the first to rate this book
Keep track of what you read
Book Nook is a free reading tracker with a 3D bookshelf, a reading timer, challenges with friends and a Reading Wrapped at the end of the year. Add Arthur: The Legend Unveiled to your shelf in one tap.