"The Green Man: Symbol of Our Care for Mother Earth"

Hugh Talat Halman

"The Green Man: Symbol of Our Care for Mother Earth"

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This article describes the multicultural archetype of the Green Man as a symbol for rejeuvenation and ultimately environmental stewardship.

Original language	English
Publisher	Seven Pillars Review
State	Published - Mar 1 2010

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