by Felipe Fernández-Armesto · Grijalbo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788425329470
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«Los hijos de Zeus» is the history and anthropology essay by Felipe Fernández-Armesto, published by Grijalbo in paperback (514 pages, in Spanish).
The book studies the peoples and ethnic groups of Europe, their beliefs, traditions and ways of integration into state structures. It highlights the Greco-Latin heritage in shaping European identity and uses the myth of Zeus and Europa as a guiding thread. It includes maps to show the continent's ethnographic diversity.
The work's subtitle is «Pueblos, etnias y culturas de Europa»; translation by Jordi Palou. First edition published in 1996.
Suitable for readers interested in history, social and cultural anthropology, and ethnography.
