Noomachia: wars of the mind. French Logos. Orpheus and Melusina

The book is a description of French identity, explores the various sides of the French and, wider, Celtic dasein, manifested in mythology, history, philosophy, culture and mysticism.
France and Germany from the Middle Ages, act as two main poles of the dialectical formation of European civilization, predetermining the historical, political and cultural semantics of the most important processes in the history of Western Europe over the past one and a half thousand years. In a study of the structure of the French Logos, the author concludes that its main components are two fundamental figures (gestalt)-the singer-ledge Orpheus and the half-half-prolorcone of the Fairy of the Melyuzina.
, according to the author, the paradigm of the New Age in its mythological and cultural roots is reduced to the gestalt of the melyuzina. The book continues the series of works of the NOOMAHIA project to study three logos (Apollo, Dionysus, Cybeles) and their manifestations in the history of civilizations, developing the theme of the “Logos of Europe”