Astrology has been largely disregarded by mainstream science as mere superstition, yet it continues to captivate a significant audience. This book explores the tension between scientific skepticism and the widespread fascination with astrology, delving into its historical roots and cultural significance. It challenges conventional views, inviting readers to reconsider the role of astrology in understanding human experience and its enduring appeal in contemporary society.
A Journey into Human Selfhood in an African Village
Exploring the boundaries of personal identity and the concept of spirit, Roy Willis, an experienced anthropologist and neo-shaman, embarks on a five-month journey in northern Zambia. His research delves into the complexities of human consciousness, aiming to uncover the deeper meanings behind selfhood and spiritual beliefs. Through this immersive experience, he seeks to provide insights into the intricate relationship between the self and the broader human experience.
Collection of the most important mythological traditions of the world with more than 500 color photographs, line art, charts, and maps.
This is an anthology of the world's mythological traditions, combining the impact of pure narrative with the background necessary for understanding. Roy Willis, author of "Man and Beast", is a member of the African Studies Association (United States).