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Pathways of the Wandering Scholar: The Journeys That Defined a Global Explorer. Tracing the Extraordinary Travels Across Three Continents

Par : Patrick Simmons
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  • Nombre de pages173
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-3-565-10743-8
  • EAN9783565107438
  • Date de parution26/11/2025
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Taille896 Ko
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House

Résumé

Over seven centuries ago, a young legal scholar from Tangier set out on a pilgrimage-only to embark on one of the greatest exploratory odysseys in human history. Pathways of the Wandering Scholar offers an informative, insight-driven account of Ibn Battuta's extraordinary 75, 000-mile journey across Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, India, China, and beyond. Tailored for entrepreneurs who value strategic thinking, cultural intelligence, and the lessons gained from navigating unfamiliar worlds, this book highlights the methods, adaptability, and decision-making that allowed Ibn Battuta to thrive in diverse environments.
Readers will discover how he built networks across empires, leveraged his scholarly training for opportunity, and used resilience and observation to survive deserts, storms, rebellions, and political intrigue. Beyond recounting his adventures, the narrative reveals how his travels offer timeless insights into cross-cultural negotiation, personal branding in foreign courts, risk management, and the creation of opportunity through curiosity and mobility.
Accessible yet rich in historical detail, this book illuminates how a single traveler transformed his experiences into one of the most valuable geographical and cultural records of the medieval world.
Over seven centuries ago, a young legal scholar from Tangier set out on a pilgrimage-only to embark on one of the greatest exploratory odysseys in human history. Pathways of the Wandering Scholar offers an informative, insight-driven account of Ibn Battuta's extraordinary 75, 000-mile journey across Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, India, China, and beyond. Tailored for entrepreneurs who value strategic thinking, cultural intelligence, and the lessons gained from navigating unfamiliar worlds, this book highlights the methods, adaptability, and decision-making that allowed Ibn Battuta to thrive in diverse environments.
Readers will discover how he built networks across empires, leveraged his scholarly training for opportunity, and used resilience and observation to survive deserts, storms, rebellions, and political intrigue. Beyond recounting his adventures, the narrative reveals how his travels offer timeless insights into cross-cultural negotiation, personal branding in foreign courts, risk management, and the creation of opportunity through curiosity and mobility.
Accessible yet rich in historical detail, this book illuminates how a single traveler transformed his experiences into one of the most valuable geographical and cultural records of the medieval world.