Origins of the Cosmos: Creation Myths of the Ancient Near East. ANCIENT COSMOLOGIES, #1
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- ISBN8233975806
- EAN9798233975806
- Date de parution20/03/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Long before telescopes, equations, or modern science, the first civilizations of the ancient Near East were already asking the greatest question of all: How did the universe begin? From the temple cities of Mesopotamia to the sacred landscapes of Egypt, powerful creation myths emerged-stories of primordial waters, cosmic battles, divine architects, and the birth of order from chaos. These were not simple tales, but sophisticated systems of thought that shaped religion, kingship, and humanity's understanding of existence.
Origins of the Cosmos takes you deep into these ancient traditions, revealing how early cultures interpreted the structure of the universe and humanity's place within it. Drawing on archaeological evidence, sacred texts, and comparative insight, this book uncovers the hidden logic behind creation myths and their lasting influence on philosophy, religion, and cosmology. For readers fascinated by ancient history, mythology, and the origins of human thought, this is a journey back to the very beginning-where the first stories of the universe were born.
Origins of the Cosmos takes you deep into these ancient traditions, revealing how early cultures interpreted the structure of the universe and humanity's place within it. Drawing on archaeological evidence, sacred texts, and comparative insight, this book uncovers the hidden logic behind creation myths and their lasting influence on philosophy, religion, and cosmology. For readers fascinated by ancient history, mythology, and the origins of human thought, this is a journey back to the very beginning-where the first stories of the universe were born.
