Seeing What's Hidden (Uncovering Ireland's Ancient Ways of Knowing)
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Product Details
Author:
Manchán Magan, Robert Macfarlane, Merlin Sheldrake
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
240
Publisher:
Rizzoli (February 23, 2027)
Imprint:
Chelsea Green
Release Date:
February 23, 2027
Language:
English
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9781645025139
ISBN-10:
1645025136
Weight:
20oz
Dimensions:
5.5" x 8.5"
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Folder:
RandomHouse
List Price:
$19.95
Country of Origin:
United States
Pub Discount:
60
Case Pack:
12
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$15.36
Publisher Identifier:
P-RH
Discount Code:
B
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Yes
Overview
Celebrated, international bestselling author Manchán Magan takes readers on a fresh, eye-opening journey as he re-examines old Irish ways, finding links between ancient Irish beliefs and other Indigenous cultures around the world. With a foreword by Robert Macfarlane and a contribution by Merlin Sheldrake.
Ireland may be a modern European country, but its old traditions, folktales, and mythologies reveal a relationship to the natural world that much more closely resemble global indigenous traditions of reciprocity, respect, and reverence.
In Seeing What's Hidden Manchán Magan takes the reader along as he re-examines the old Irish ways, finding many a link between ancient Irish beliefs and other indigenous cultures around the world. Manchán explains that before Ireland was colonized (first by the Vikings, and later by England) it was an island shrouded in fog and mystery, bordered by coastline and covered in green, damp forest.
In this book, Manchán returns to that pre-colonial Ireland. From the inherent reciprocity of the Irish language to retellings of ancient Irish folktales, Manchán reminds readers that Ireland was once a culture with a deeply spiritual relationship to the Earth and the sea and its people are still connected to the old ways and stories. By remembering what they once knew, the Irish—and all of us—can create a renewed relationship to land, tradition, and each other.
Seeing What's Hidden is Manchán’s last book. In October of 2025 he passed away at age 55 of cancer while working on these pages. The project was completed by his close friends and colleagues.
Ireland may be a modern European country, but its old traditions, folktales, and mythologies reveal a relationship to the natural world that much more closely resemble global indigenous traditions of reciprocity, respect, and reverence.
In Seeing What's Hidden Manchán Magan takes the reader along as he re-examines the old Irish ways, finding many a link between ancient Irish beliefs and other indigenous cultures around the world. Manchán explains that before Ireland was colonized (first by the Vikings, and later by England) it was an island shrouded in fog and mystery, bordered by coastline and covered in green, damp forest.
In this book, Manchán returns to that pre-colonial Ireland. From the inherent reciprocity of the Irish language to retellings of ancient Irish folktales, Manchán reminds readers that Ireland was once a culture with a deeply spiritual relationship to the Earth and the sea and its people are still connected to the old ways and stories. By remembering what they once knew, the Irish—and all of us—can create a renewed relationship to land, tradition, and each other.
Seeing What's Hidden is Manchán’s last book. In October of 2025 he passed away at age 55 of cancer while working on these pages. The project was completed by his close friends and colleagues.
