Boekdetails
Formaat
Paperback
Pagina's
302
Taal
Engels
Gepubliceerd
Jan 1, 2013
Uitgever
الهيئة المصرية العامة للكتاب
ISBN-10
9774484320
ISBN-13
9789774484322
Beschrijving
This work presents a fascinating intersection of anthropology, geology, and mythology through the lens of John Stewart Collis and his collaborator Marwan Jabri. They delve into the profound significance of trees, exploring how these living organisms relate to human culture, history, and the environment.
The authors invite readers to consider the intricate connections between nature and mankind, weaving narratives that highlight both scientific insights and philosophical reflections. They approach trees not just as biological entities but as symbols deeply embedded in various mythologies across different cultures.
Through vivid imagery and thoughtful prose, the book encourages a deeper appreciation of the natural world. It prompts contemplation on humanity's role in preserving the environment and acknowledges the enduring impact of nature's creations on societal values and beliefs. The rich tapestry of ideas presented urges readers to connect with the earth in a meaningful way.
The authors invite readers to consider the intricate connections between nature and mankind, weaving narratives that highlight both scientific insights and philosophical reflections. They approach trees not just as biological entities but as symbols deeply embedded in various mythologies across different cultures.
Through vivid imagery and thoughtful prose, the book encourages a deeper appreciation of the natural world. It prompts contemplation on humanity's role in preserving the environment and acknowledges the enduring impact of nature's creations on societal values and beliefs. The rich tapestry of ideas presented urges readers to connect with the earth in a meaningful way.