The Da Vinci Myth of the Sacred Feminine: An Intercultural-Critical Appraisal

The Da Vinci Myth of the Sacred Feminine: An Intercultural-Critical Appraisal

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This book critically examines Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code from a global-cultural perspective rather than from the Euro-American perspective from which and for which it might have been written.

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Author:	Onyekwelu Paulinus Anaedu
Paperback:	190 pages
Publisher:	BookSurge Publishing
Publication Date:	February 28, 2008
Language:	English
ISBN:	1419684019
Package Length:	8.0 inches
Package Width:	5.25 inches
Package Height:	0.43 inches
Package Weight:	0.62 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

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A unique perspective Mar 19, 2008
By Thomas K. McDermott
The late Cardinal Otunga of Kenya once said, "African culture contains the seeds for flowers that have never been seen before." Out of Africa has come Paulinus Anaedu's uniquely African perspective on Dan Brown's novel The DaVanici Code. If you think you've already heard the last word on the subject, think again! Thomas McDermott, OP, S.Th.D., Assistant Professor of Spiritual Theology, Kenrick School of Theology, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA.

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