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kikiandarrowsfishshelf's review against another edition
2.0
I picked this up more for the Elizabethan connection than anything else. I think it would help to have a good background in occult studies, something I do not have. I found her connection of certain Elizbethan occult beliefs to Cabbla intersting. My comments are on the literature connection.
I just have to say - Bassanio as a Jew? Nope, sorry. Don't buy it. I'll grant you, Dr. Yates, you made a good agrument. But no, as much as I love Shakespeare; I don't think Merchant was a love poem in ode of Jews.
You might be one to Spenser's strutuce of the fairy queen, and the connections you made between royalty and alcmeny were somewhat interesting.
I just have to say - Bassanio as a Jew? Nope, sorry. Don't buy it. I'll grant you, Dr. Yates, you made a good agrument. But no, as much as I love Shakespeare; I don't think Merchant was a love poem in ode of Jews.
You might be one to Spenser's strutuce of the fairy queen, and the connections you made between royalty and alcmeny were somewhat interesting.
yunis's review against another edition
2.0
Handy book if you are interested in the occult philosophy and its development through time.
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