Travels in Syria and the Holy Land
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- Nombre de pages553
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4701422-5
- EAN8596547014225
- Date de parution28/05/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille813 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Travels in Syria and the Holy Land, " John Lewis Burckhardt offers an illuminating account of his explorations through the Middle East during the early 19th century. This work not only captures the vivid landscapes and rich cultures he encountered, but also integrates meticulous observations on the historical and archaeological significance of various sites. Burckhardt employs a narrative style that blends adventure with scholarly insight, creating a compelling tapestry that reflects both the beauty and complexity of the region during a time of burgeoning Western interest in Eastern antiquities.
John Lewis Burckhardt, a Swiss explorer and oriental scholar, was deeply influenced by his passion for geography, cultures, and the intersections of history and religion. His extensive academic background in linguistics and his travels in North Africa equipped him with the necessary skills to navigate and interpret the intricacies of the Arab world. His experiences resonate throughout the pages of this book, as Burckhardt both critiques and admires the societies he encounters, highlighting the delicate balance between admiration and colonial perspective.
For readers intrigued by the cultural tapestry of the Middle East, "Travels in Syria and the Holy Land" serves as an essential exploration. Burckhardt's captivating prose transports readers to a bygone era, enriching their understanding of the region's multifaceted identity. This remarkable work caters to both historians and adventurous spirits alike, prompting reflection on the enduring legacies of these sacred landscapes.
John Lewis Burckhardt, a Swiss explorer and oriental scholar, was deeply influenced by his passion for geography, cultures, and the intersections of history and religion. His extensive academic background in linguistics and his travels in North Africa equipped him with the necessary skills to navigate and interpret the intricacies of the Arab world. His experiences resonate throughout the pages of this book, as Burckhardt both critiques and admires the societies he encounters, highlighting the delicate balance between admiration and colonial perspective.
For readers intrigued by the cultural tapestry of the Middle East, "Travels in Syria and the Holy Land" serves as an essential exploration. Burckhardt's captivating prose transports readers to a bygone era, enriching their understanding of the region's multifaceted identity. This remarkable work caters to both historians and adventurous spirits alike, prompting reflection on the enduring legacies of these sacred landscapes.
In "Travels in Syria and the Holy Land, " John Lewis Burckhardt offers an illuminating account of his explorations through the Middle East during the early 19th century. This work not only captures the vivid landscapes and rich cultures he encountered, but also integrates meticulous observations on the historical and archaeological significance of various sites. Burckhardt employs a narrative style that blends adventure with scholarly insight, creating a compelling tapestry that reflects both the beauty and complexity of the region during a time of burgeoning Western interest in Eastern antiquities.
John Lewis Burckhardt, a Swiss explorer and oriental scholar, was deeply influenced by his passion for geography, cultures, and the intersections of history and religion. His extensive academic background in linguistics and his travels in North Africa equipped him with the necessary skills to navigate and interpret the intricacies of the Arab world. His experiences resonate throughout the pages of this book, as Burckhardt both critiques and admires the societies he encounters, highlighting the delicate balance between admiration and colonial perspective.
For readers intrigued by the cultural tapestry of the Middle East, "Travels in Syria and the Holy Land" serves as an essential exploration. Burckhardt's captivating prose transports readers to a bygone era, enriching their understanding of the region's multifaceted identity. This remarkable work caters to both historians and adventurous spirits alike, prompting reflection on the enduring legacies of these sacred landscapes.
John Lewis Burckhardt, a Swiss explorer and oriental scholar, was deeply influenced by his passion for geography, cultures, and the intersections of history and religion. His extensive academic background in linguistics and his travels in North Africa equipped him with the necessary skills to navigate and interpret the intricacies of the Arab world. His experiences resonate throughout the pages of this book, as Burckhardt both critiques and admires the societies he encounters, highlighting the delicate balance between admiration and colonial perspective.
For readers intrigued by the cultural tapestry of the Middle East, "Travels in Syria and the Holy Land" serves as an essential exploration. Burckhardt's captivating prose transports readers to a bygone era, enriching their understanding of the region's multifaceted identity. This remarkable work caters to both historians and adventurous spirits alike, prompting reflection on the enduring legacies of these sacred landscapes.
