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- René Guénon - Wikipedia
René Guénon's books (in English) ScienceSacree com (in French) René-Guénon org (in French) Guenon and Hinduism (in French)
- Guenon | Monkey, African Rainforest Wetlands | Britannica
For example, the large spot-nosed guenon, or putty-nosed monkey (Cercopithecus nictitans), is a common West African form with gray-flecked black fur and an oval yellowish or white nose spot
- Guenon - San Diego Zoo Animals Plants
Monkeys in the guenon group are some of the most colorful, graceful, and lively in Africa Guenons are best known for their striking color patterns, such as hip stripes, brow bands, or a white nose spot or band
- René Guénon: Life and Work - World Wisdom
René Guénon’s life and work This site includes René Guénon’s biography, photos, online articles, slideshows, bibliography, links, and more
- Guenons | New England Primate Conservancy
The Diana monkey, also known as the Diana guenon, is found primarily in the forest regions of Upper Guinea in West Africa Specifically, the species ranges from coastal southeastern Guinea to Sierra Leone, Liberia, and southern Côte d’Ivoire west of the Sassandra River
- Guenon Q A - Smithsonians National Zoo
"Guenon" is the name of a group of monkeys that is the largest and most diverse primate group in Africa Generally speaking, a guenon is a member of a diverse group of African (or Old World) monkeys, which include a wide variety of over 20 monkey species
- René Guénon (1886–1951): Guardian of the Primordial Tradition
“There is no ‘Western’ or ‘Eastern’ metaphysics—only metaphysics, which is universal and timeless ” René Guénon, a French metaphysician and philosopher born in 1886, devoted his life to unveiling the perennial truths embedded in the world’s great spiritual traditions In an era increasingly dominated by materialism and fragmentation, Guénon stood as a beacon of synthesis
- Guenons (Cercopithecus) - Know Your Mammals
The genus Cercopithecus encompasses a variety of guenon species, each unique in color, size, and behavior These monkeys are part of the family Cercopithecidae, which also includes baboons and macaques
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