The Reflowering of the Goddess (Athene Series) (edition 1990)

by Gloria Freeman Orenstein

Series: Athene

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Explores the "body of art and literature that has been inspired and informed by the reclamation of knowledge of ancient Goddess reverence and the rise of women's spirituality from within the feminist movement"--Page ix.

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Title:	The Reflowering of the Goddess (Athene Series)
Authors:	Gloria Freeman Orenstein
Info:	Pergamon (1990), Paperback, 211 pages
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Explores the "body of art and literature that has been inspired and informed by the reclamation of knowledge of ancient Goddess reverence and the rise of women's spirituality from within the feminist movement"--Page ix.

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