The Cunning Man
The Cunning Man by Robertson Davies, published by Penguin Books in 1995, is a work of fiction that follows the life of Dr. Jonathan Hullah, a doctor dedicated to holistic healing. This edition spans 468 pages and is presented in English. The narrative chronicles Hullah’s youth, highlighting a pivotal moment in the Canadian bush where he is saved by an Indian shaman, and explores his experiences during World War II, which ultimately lead him to embrace holistic medicine.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of the connection between spirit and body as the story unfolds. The book delves into themes of healing and personal transformation, providing insights into Hullah’s journey and the influences that shape his practice. Through its rich narrative, The Cunning Man offers a unique perspective on the interplay of traditional medicine and spiritual beliefs, inviting readers to reflect on the broader implications of holistic healing.
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The story of Dr. Jonathan Hullah, a doctor practicing holistic healing. It chronicles his youth, including an incident in the Canadian bush where his life was saved by an Indian shaman, and describes his World War II years during the course of which he decided to practice holistic medicine. A look at the connection between spirit and body. By the author of The Rebel Angels.
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