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| Tibet |
| Author
: Dawa Norbu & Yeshi Choedon |
| ISBN
: 1-85501-952-3 |
| Format :
96 Pages, 9" x 12",Hardcover |
| Publisher
: Lustre
Press Roli books |
| Book
Id : BU022 |
| Language
: English |
| U.S
$ 45.95 |
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About
the Book:
The very mention of Tibet evokes in the mind of
the reader the image of a nation perilously
situated in a geo-political matrix caught in the
crossfire of history. However, this book reaches
beyond immediate history to narrate Tibet's
fascinating story of multiple traditions overlaid
with legend, folklore, religious ceremony and
festivals, and a natural beauty which leaves the
onlooker breathless. The history of the periods
prior to and following the emergence of a
theocratic polity, permeating every aspect of
society in a world increasingly marked by the
declining influence of religion, are some of the
themes skillfully woven into this book.
Tibetan life, culture and society are revealed
through outstanding photographs which dramatize a
scenography of snows and deserts, of
civilisational adventure and happenings of this,
the "roof of the world", The
illustrations provide that rich synthesis of
history, tradition and popular memory with
everyday fables and symbolisms which make the
country come alive. This is the book's promise:
Tibet will "appear" and the reader will
be held captive of this appearance.
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