Title: Bias Unmasked
Product review: I read this book a few years ago, as I was interested in the pagan movement and wanted critical material on it - not for an agenda, but just for my own curiosity.Other reviewers have noted that the bias is evident from the cover itself. Quite frankly, I came away from this book respecting very thing he was trying to debunk, and it spurred me on to read more indepth on some his targets like Shelley and Goethe.The bottom line on a book like this is that is fueled by a bias that makes everything within it suspect. While this book does provide a somewhat deeper analysis of the issue, readers are recommended _Triumph of the Moon_ by Ronald Hutton instead. Hutton is both unbiased and a more eminent scholar - he also makes the "goddess as product of romanticism" case in far fewer pages.
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