00849nam a2200169 i 4500008004100000020001500041040001300056082001600069100001700085245006700102250001700169260004100186300003000227500001300257520039500270650001400665260119s1986    xx            000 0 und d  a0712694684  aPK-LaGCW  a919.34bLYN10alynch, Bohun10aIsles of Illusion :bLetter from the South Seas /cBohun lynch  a1st Edition.  bCentury Hutchinson :aLondon,c1923.  a333 Pages :bpbk.c22 cm.  aNo Index  a“Isles of Illusion” is a phrase used to describe places, ideas, or cultural worlds that appear beautiful, ideal, or magical, but are ultimately deceptive or unreal. Rather than referring to a single historical text, it functions as a symbolic concept in literature, art, and modern thought, especially in discussions of escapism, imagination, and the gap between appearance and reality.  aFine Arts