The Myth of the Eternal Return: Cosmos and History (Bollingen Series)
In The Myth of the Eternal Return, Mircea Eliade considers how cosmic patterns, sacred repetition, and cyclical views of time influence humanity’s understanding of history. This influential work offers a wide-ranging exploration of religious and cultural ideas about recurrence, meaning, and the relationship between myth and historical experience.
About This Book
Mircea Eliade explores the relationship between cosmos and history in this work of religious and cultural thought.
The book examines the idea of eternal return and the significance of recurring patterns in human interpretations of time and existence.
It offers a broad, comparative approach to the ways societies understand historical experience through sacred and cosmic frameworks.
Part of the Bollingen Series, this volume will interest readers of religion, philosophy, history, and cultural studies.
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