Romanian Myths. From Werewolves and Pharaohs to Muma Pădurii and Dracula
For many centuries, the Romanian people lived at the crossroads of cultures, and in their mutual influence, a whimsical picture of Romanian mythology was formed. Much of it seems familiar, while much is unfamiliar. It has its own dragons —...
balaurs, sorcerers — solomonari, and firebirds — măiastre. In it, God and the devil created the earth together. And behind the mask of the famous Count Dracula lies an intertwining of several folkloric motifs, equally distant from the image of the aristocratic bloodsucker.
The writer and translator Natalia Osoianu takes on the task of showing this intricate beauty and originality, opening the door for the reader to an unexplored world.
Author: Наталия Осояну
Printhouse: Mann, Ivanov i Ferber
Series: Myths from A to Z
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2022
ISBN: 9785001958192
Number of pages: 240
Size: 200x136x19 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 390 g
ID: 1280907
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free from € 80.00
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