Bøger af Guy Cadogan Rothery

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The Amazons - an exploration into the potency of the Greek Amazonian Myth.

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The Power Of Music And The Healing Art is a book written by Guy Cadogan Rothery that explores the therapeutic benefits of music. The author delves into the history of music and how it has been used for healing purposes throughout the ages. He also examines the science behind music therapy, including the effects of music on the brain and the body.The book covers a wide range of topics related to music therapy, including the use of music in hospitals, schools, and prisons. It also explores how music can be used to help people with various conditions, such as autism, dementia, and depression.Throughout the book, Rothery provides real-life examples of how music therapy has helped individuals overcome physical and emotional challenges. He also includes practical advice for those interested in pursuing a career in music therapy.Overall, The Power Of Music And The Healing Art is a comprehensive guide to the healing power of music. It is a must-read for anyone interested in music therapy or looking for alternative ways to promote health and well-being.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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The Amazons (1910) by Guy Cadogan Rothery (1863-1940) and Religious Cults Associated with the Amazons (1912) by Prof. Florence Mary Bennett (1880-1954) are still two of the very few books ever published on these legendary female warriors. The world of the Amazons lies scattered between legend and historical fact. Greek writings give many details about the geography, history and anthropology of the Amazon nation and the Athenians in particular were most insistent about the historical reality of a nation consisting only of women warriors.The Amazons, whether legendary or real, were not confined to the Balkan-Black Sea regions bordering to ancient Greece. As Guy Cadogan Rothery points out, they were known on four different continents. Florence Mary Bennett examines the traditional Amazons, as mentioned in Greek sources, and relates them to several goddess cults of ancient Greece and Asia Minor. Among them the cult of the Great Mother, the Ephesian Artemis, Artemis Astrateia and Aphrodite, in later mythology a love goddess, but originally a war goddess. Bennet deals with historical facts in an outstanding piece of scholarly research, unveiling not just many historical data about this ancient warrior tribe, but also providing surprising insights into the image evolution of Greek Gods, the double axe symbol and more. This two volumes in one issue by VAMzzz Publishing offers a unique insight in the unknown world of the Amazon from an interesting choice of perspectives. Preview of high quality layout on www.vamzzz.com