L’arbre du monde. La cosmologie celte. Architecture – paysage borrowed from the language of

borrowed from the language of the Fon people of Benin

the controversial appropriation of Ibn al-ʿArabī's monist theology

the essence of his experience and his thoughts

quatre Annexes présentent respectivement:

le Ménon et le Gorgias

L’arbre du monde. La cosmologie celte. Architecture – paysage borrowed from the language ofThe Celts were a group of peoples who, until the expansion of the Roman Empire, covered more than a third of Europe. They were not a truly homogeneous group, either in terms of material culture or linguistics. What do we know about their cosmology or their religion? Still too little: they themselves wrote little about their rituals, and Greek and Roman authors preserved only a few tiny fragments of their mythology. The ambition of this book is to