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From: StoneOx17@aol.com
Date: Fri, 3 Jan 2003 08:24:08 EST
Subject: Re: (urth) Mother/Seawrack/Hyacinth
Andrew Bollen writes
> To repeat my view: Much of SS/LS is the working out of Wolfe's view as
> outlined by James, versus the "White Goddess" kind of view of Graves and
> others, in which the Mother is the first principle, and the solar, male,
> creator-god is her upstart & usurping son. No, says Wolfe, but nevertheless,
> "Mother has her role" - she is not simply the demon of misogynist
> imagination.
> "Mother Earth" is pretty much the same as "Mother Ocean", in these kinds of
> speculations.
This is a beautiful analysis, and I suspect that some of these views of Wolfe
on the Mother Goddess also apply to There are Doors -- in which our
world is represented by the land and the goddess's by the sea !!!
One of the names the goddess goes by in TAD is Lara Morgan. I googled
and found that the meaning of Morgan is "of the sea". This relation of the
goddess with ocean is a recurring theme of Wolfe's.
-- Stone Ox
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