Nostos / John Moriarty.
By: Moriarty, John
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BookPublisher: Dublin : Lilliput Press, 2001Description: xi, 698 p. ; 24 cm + hbk.ISBN: 1901866688; 9781901866681.Uniform titles: Nostos : an autobiography. Subject(s): Moriarty, John, 1938-2007 | Mythology | Autobiography | Home | Mythologists -- Ireland | Philosophy | Biography: general | Autobiography: generalDDC classification: 920 MOR | 828.914 MOR Summary: The author feels he was lost and this is a narrative describing how he fights his way to a kind of rest at the heart of things as they terribly and resplendently are. This volume give biographical grounding to the early mythical philosophical works of John Moriarty.
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The author feels he was lost and this is a narrative describing how he fights his way to a kind of rest at the heart of things as they terribly and resplendently are. This volume give biographical grounding to the early mythical philosophical works of John Moriarty.
Cover title: Nostos : an autobiography.
The author feels he was lost and this is a narrative describing how he fights his way to a kind of rest at the heart of things as they terribly and resplendently are. This volume give biographical grounding to the early mythical philosophical works of John Moriarty.