First published 1999
Delving into the hidden structures of myth, ritual, and religious narrative, Maps of Meaning reveals the profound connections between the human brain and the stories that have shaped our world. Blending insights from neuroscience, psychology, and comparative mythology, this paradigm-shifting work decodes the ancient wisdom buried in our shared tales, illuminating the deep patterns that unite cultures across time and space. Prepare to embark on an intellectual odyssey that bridges the gap between modern science and the wellsprings of human meaning.
Genres: psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, religion, academic
Vibes: intellectual, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: paradigm-shifting
564 pages · Paperback · Routledge