Myths of Tarot. From Egyptian Priests and Renaissance Mysticism to Carnival Culture and the Fool's Dance
Author: Ольга Жилко
Printhouse: Mann, Ivanov i Ferber
Series: Myths from A to Z
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2026
ISBN: 9785002502790
Number of pages: 256
Size: 200х120х17 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 343 g
ID: 1743697
What lies behind the Tarot cards: magic of predictions or a system of myths and archetypes? How is the history of the cards connected to Egyptian priests, ancient gods, and alchemy?
And why is the Tarot deck a universal guide on the hero's journey and human psychology? This study immerses you in the mythology of the major arcana: from antiquity and Kabbalah to Jung's psychology and images of mass culture.
The book reveals Tarot as a system of the hero's journey, where each arcana is part of a unified whole. Without magic and predictions — only history, symbols, and archetypes.
Olga Zhilkо — art historian, writer, researcher of mysticism in culture and art, author of courses.
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