Silverwhite

Autor Meri Lennart

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Foreword by Edward LucasSilverwhite is a captivating exploration of the eastern Baltic nations'' earliest history and interactions with peoples of the Mediterranean and the Near East. This journey meticulously outlines an answer to the true whereabouts of Thule, the unearthly northernmost land of ancient legend.Although Silverwhite is grounded… Přejít na celý popis

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Foreword by Edward Lucas

Silverwhite is a captivating exploration of the eastern Baltic nations'' earliest history and interactions with peoples of the Mediterranean and the Near East. This journey meticulously outlines an answer to the true whereabouts of Thule, the unearthly northernmost land of ancient legend.

Although Silverwhite is grounded in classical literature and extensive historical, astronomical and geographical fact, Lennart Meri--foremost a writer and filmmaker--weaves his travelogue with poeticism. Whereas a professional historian must show caution when using fantasy to patch gaps between facts, a poet is untethered. This epic work can also be read as a thriller: millennia ago, an enormous cosmic rock crashed into the Estonian island of Saaremaa. Through this extraordinary historical event, Meri brings together a curious cast including ancient Greeks, Arabs and Estonians. All genuinely existed and met, even if their names have been lost to oblivion.

When Meri wrote Silverwhite, Estonia was occupied; forced into the restrictions of Soviet Russian colonialism. His work was a balm against that closed-minded and unnatural state, offering the unmistakable message that the world has never been divided into isolated islands of civilisation. Nations, eternally interconnected, have always shared knowledge and impacted one another in complex ways. Openness is inherent.

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Nakladatel
C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd
Rozměr
244 x 168 x 43
datum vydání
15.05.2025
ean
9781805262947
Počet stran
472
Hmotnost
882 g
jazyk
angličtina
Vazba
pevná vazba
Vydání
1
isbn
978-1-80526-294-7

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