Atlantis: An Interpretation
About this book
For Manly P. Hall, Atlantis is a question that reaches into philosophy, sacred symbols and the memory of vanished wisdom. He approaches the lost continent through the interpretations that have gathered around its name, seeking a meaning beyond its possible location.
This compact study belongs to the early twentieth-century revival of Atlantis as an esoteric subject. Hall draws connections between ancient traditions and later mystical ideas, inviting the reader to follow a symbolic argument whose historical claims remain speculative. The book captures the power of Atlantis as a story people continually reinvent.
Cite this edition
Manly Palmer Hall. Atlantis: An Interpretation. 1946 historical edition. Philosophical Research Society. 1946. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/atlantis-an-interpretation-hall
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