GRÅBEIN: Ulven i all verdens myter, eventyr, sagn og folketro

Through the ages, the wolf has woven its way into the fabric of human storytelling, symbolizing both terror and enchantment. This exploration delves into the various myths, legends, and folklore surrounding this enigmatic creature, revealing its dual nature as a fearsome predator and a figure of deep cultural significance. The narratives range from ancient tales to modern interpretations, showcasing how the wolf continues to inspire and provoke.

The author skillfully navigates different cultures, examining their unique portrayals of the wolf and the archetypes it embodies. From cautionary tales to revered spirits, these stories illustrate humanity's complex relationship with the wilderness and the creatures that inhabit it. Each chapter invites readers to reflect on the powerful symbolism of the wolf and its enduring impact on our imaginations.

As readers journey through these vibrant tales, they will gain a deeper understanding of how wolves have shaped human perception and values throughout history. The book invites contemplation on the wolf’s place within both nature and human consciousness, encouraging readers to embrace the beauty and terror of this magnificent animal.