The Logoarchetype

About the Book

Daniel Deleanu's new book continues the logosophistic investigation started in Principles of Logosophism. The Logoarchetype is written in the same "logosophistic English", an original metalanguage, which makes English foreign to itself while returning to its unconscious archetypal roots. The author links C. G. Jung's notion of archetype with the archaic concept of Logos, as it appears in Plato, Zeno, Philo of Alexandria, The Gospel of John, the philosophic work of the Romanian poets Mihai Eminescu and Lucian Blaga, and in all the major religions, from the primitive to the modern ones.

Deleanu's original concept of logoarchetype searches out hidden etymologies, lost meanings and unconscious senses of "being".

Daniel Deleanu breaks all the boundaries of human knowledge with this extremely innovative scholarly system, called logosophism, whose most important achievement is the discovery of the logoarchetype.

About the Author

Romanian-born Daniel Deleanu has been educated in Europe and the US. He has authored nine books, amongst which Principles of Logosophism, The Islamic Jesus and a highly praised translation of the Bhagavad Gita into English. Daniel Deleanu resides in Toronto, Canada, and teaches for Writers College in Tampa, Florida.