1. The Story of Atlantis : Historical, Geographical & Ethnological Study
- Author
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William Scott-Elliot and William Scott-Elliot
- Subjects
- Atlantis (Legendary place)
- Abstract
In'The Story of Atlantis,'William Scott-Elliot combines elements of fiction, history, and theosophy to weave a captivating tale of the legendary lost continent of Atlantis. The book adopts a narrative style rich with vivid descriptions and imaginative storytelling, transporting readers to an advanced civilization characterized by unparalleled technological prowess and spiritual enlightenment. Set against a backdrop of mythological inquiry prevalent during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Scott-Elliot's work resonates with the era's fascination with ancient wisdom and esoteric knowledge, offering a unique blend of adventure and philosophical reflection. Scott-Elliot, influenced by contemporaneous studies of myth and history, was significantly motivated by his interest in theosophy—an esoteric spiritual movement that sought to delve into the mysteries of existence and humanity's ancient past. His background as a journalist also provided him with a keen sense for storytelling, allowing him to distill complex ideas into accessible narratives. The author's commitment to exploring the amalgamation of science, spirituality, and the lost wisdom of past civilizations deeply informs the book's thematic framework. This work is highly recommended for readers interested in the intersections of myth, history, and spirituality. Scott-Elliot's exploration of Atlantis invites enthusiasts of speculative fiction—as well as scholars of ancient civilizations—to ponder humanity's shared heritage and the lessons embedded within our myths. Delve into this innovative and thought-provoking narrative that continues to inspire curiosity about our own origins. more...
- Published
- 2023