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Per lunghi secoli l’arte indiana è stata considerata “terra incognita” in Occidente. Ciò non deve sorprendere, dato che i suoi ideali estetici sono diametralmente opposti a quelli dell’arte a noi conosciuta. Questo libro ha il merito di portare all’attenzione del pubblico occidentale i tesori artistici di mondi lontani e una diversa e suggestiva interpretazione del sacro. L’India e la sua millenaria tradizione artistica e culturale sono i temi esplorati da Michel Delahoutre con l’ausilio di un’apposita campagna fotografica, alla scoperta di un canone estetico e di una spiritualità assai lontani dai corrispettivi occidentali e capaci di conciliare in modo mirabile gli ideali filosofici di meditazione e rinuncia, di cui parlano i trattati religiosi in sanscrito, con la gioia di vivere e la sensualità tipiche dell’arte indiana.

Per lunghi secoli l’arte indiana è stata considerata “terra incognita” in Occidente. Ciò non deve sorprendere, dato che i suoi ideali estetici sono diametralmente opposti a quelli dell’arte a noi conosciuta. Questo libro ha il merito di portare all’attenzione del pubblico occidentale i tesori artistici di mondi lontani e una diversa e suggestiva interpretazione del sacro. L’India e la sua millenaria tradizione artistica e culturale sono i temi esplorati da Michel Delahoutre con l’ausilio di un’apposita campagna fotografica, alla scoperta di un canone estetico e di una spiritualità assai lontani dai corrispettivi occidentali e capaci di conciliare in modo mirabile gli ideali filosofici di meditazione e rinuncia, di cui parlano i trattati religiosi in sanscrito, con la gioia di vivere e la sensualità tipiche dell’arte indiana.

A truly mind-bending novel from an author prized for his experimental fusions of nouveau roman techniques and Oulipian constraints\n\nAn editor at a Parisian publishing house receives a manuscript by someone calling himself Desiderio—a manuscript that bears an eerie resemblance to his own life and to a book he was planning to write on a Renaissance painter of the same name. He decides to use his vacation time to visit the place from which it was sent—the quaint, historical seaside town of V.—and believes he has identified the author: one Jean Morelle, himself a tourist, who disappeared the very day the manuscript was mailed. The narrator decides to play amateur detective and track down Morelle, unaware that as he becomes more deeply enmeshed in the mystery, the streets of V. will bend around him like a Möbius strip to form a loop that seems to offer no escape.\nA portrait of obsession, Vacated Landscape is both ingeniously fractal and exuberantly byzantine. It is the first novel of Jean Lahougue’s to be translated into English.\nJean Lahougue (born 1945) is a French novelist. A lifelong Agatha Christie fan, he won (and refused) the Prix Médicis in 1980 for Comptine des Height, a puzzle-novel patterned on Ten Little Indians.

A truly mind-bending novel from an author prized for his experimental fusions of nouveau roman techniques and Oulipian constraints\n\nAn editor at a Parisian publishing house receives a manuscript by someone calling himself Desiderio—a manuscript that bears an eerie resemblance to his own life and to a book he was planning to write on a Renaissance painter of the same name. He decides to use his vacation time to visit the place from which it was sent—the quaint, historical seaside town of V.—and believes he has identified the author: one Jean Morelle, himself a tourist, who disappeared the very day the manuscript was mailed. The narrator decides to play amateur detective and track down Morelle, unaware that as he becomes more deeply enmeshed in the mystery, the streets of V. will bend around him like a Möbius strip to form a loop that seems to offer no escape.\nA portrait of obsession, Vacated Landscape is both ingeniously fractal and exuberantly byzantine. It is the first novel of Jean Lahougue’s to be translated into English.\nJean Lahougue (born 1945) is a French novelist. A lifelong Agatha Christie fan, he won (and refused) the Prix Médicis in 1980 for Comptine des Height, a puzzle-novel patterned on Ten Little Indians.

Questo testo di Michel Delahoutre, con le ampie didascalie di lettura iconografica, resta il volume di riferimento per introdurre all'arte indiana. Arte alla quale ci si può accostare solo attraverso una meditata conoscenza dell'induismo e del buddhismo. È paradossale, per il nostro modo di concepire l'arte, come i criteri estetici dell'induismo siano stati determinati centinaia di anni prima di essere sviluppati visivamente e plasticamente. Fu però il buddhismo, ultimo arrivato nel continente indiano, a sviluppare per primo l'arte, seppure inizialmente in forme architettoniche aniconiche, per poi tuffarsi nella contemplazione della bellezza rappresentata dal Buddha. La ritualità hindu si accontentava di luoghi per il sacrificio, spazi sacri modestissimi determinati dal focolare e dal palo dove legare l'animale, axis mundi, paragonabile all'albero dei greci. Eppure, su queste esigenze elementari, la pietà popolare ispirò templi colossali dedicati sempre allo stesso rito e divenuti luoghi di festa. Il lavoro di Delahoutre ci fa perciò entrare nelle costanti del sacro, mito, simbolo e rito, che attraverso l'arte si palesarono ai fedeli e anche a noi osservatori.

Questo testo di Michel Delahoutre, con le ampie didascalie di lettura iconografica, resta il volume di riferimento per introdurre all'arte indiana. Arte alla quale ci si può accostare solo attraverso una meditata conoscenza dell'induismo e del buddhismo. È paradossale, per il nostro modo di concepire l'arte, come i criteri estetici dell'induismo siano stati determinati centinaia di anni prima di essere sviluppati visivamente e plasticamente. Fu però il buddhismo, ultimo arrivato nel continente indiano, a sviluppare per primo l'arte, seppure inizialmente in forme architettoniche aniconiche, per poi tuffarsi nella contemplazione della bellezza rappresentata dal Buddha. La ritualità hindu si accontentava di luoghi per il sacrificio, spazi sacri modestissimi determinati dal focolare e dal palo dove legare l'animale, axis mundi, paragonabile all'albero dei greci. Eppure, su queste esigenze elementari, la pietà popolare ispirò templi colossali dedicati sempre allo stesso rito e divenuti luoghi di festa. Il lavoro di Delahoutre ci fa perciò entrare nelle costanti del sacro, mito, simbolo e rito, che attraverso l'arte si palesarono ai fedeli e anche a noi osservatori.

This stunningly illustrated book is a reference guide for magical correspondences found in nature. It is an unmissable resource for understanding and utilising the properties of over 500 natural items, from herbs and crystals to animals, elements, woods, and more. An experienced spellcaster, Jessica Lahoud wants to empower everyone with the ability to integrate these tools into their practice, harnessing the natural energies around us. \n\nA Practical Guide to Magic in Nature is a road map to unlocking the enchantment of the natural world. This extensive reference guide sets out to uncover the magical correspondences of more than 500 crystals, plants, animals, the elements and heavenly bodies. Use this guide to discover your innate magic and how you fit into the world of magic surrounding you.Explore the mystical properties of crystals and their extraordinary ability to emanate energy. Discover the age-old wisdom of plants and their profound capacity for healing, the spiritual messages conveyed by the animal kingdom that reveal their role as messengers of the spirit world and learn about the power of planets and stars as they align to influence our collective destiny.

This stunningly illustrated book is a reference guide for magical correspondences found in nature. It is an unmissable resource for understanding and utilising the properties of over 500 natural items, from herbs and crystals to animals, elements, woods, and more. An experienced spellcaster, Jessica Lahoud wants to empower everyone with the ability to integrate these tools into their practice, harnessing the natural energies around us. \n\nA Practical Guide to Magic in Nature is a road map to unlocking the enchantment of the natural world. This extensive reference guide sets out to uncover the magical correspondences of more than 500 crystals, plants, animals, the elements and heavenly bodies. Use this guide to discover your innate magic and how you fit into the world of magic surrounding you.Explore the mystical properties of crystals and their extraordinary ability to emanate energy. Discover the age-old wisdom of plants and their profound capacity for healing, the spiritual messages conveyed by the animal kingdom that reveal their role as messengers of the spirit world and learn about the power of planets and stars as they align to influence our collective destiny.

Demystify crystals, the gifts of nature, with this simple and comprehensive guide.\n\n Crystal healing is for everyone. Learning to work with these gifts from nature should be simple, easy, and effective. This beautifully illustrated book is a modern guide that aims to demystify the spiritual jargon surrounding crystal healing and teach practical rituals to help you attune to crystal energy. It can either be read the whole way through or used as a reference guide. With everything you need to know to start your crystal journey,\n\nCrystal Companions ensures you have all of your questions answered in simple terms so you can focus on self-care and exploring the magic of nature's precious creations.

Demystify crystals, the gifts of nature, with this simple and comprehensive guide.\n\n Crystal healing is for everyone. Learning to work with these gifts from nature should be simple, easy, and effective. This beautifully illustrated book is a modern guide that aims to demystify the spiritual jargon surrounding crystal healing and teach practical rituals to help you attune to crystal energy. It can either be read the whole way through or used as a reference guide. With everything you need to know to start your crystal journey,\n\nCrystal Companions ensures you have all of your questions answered in simple terms so you can focus on self-care and exploring the magic of nature's precious creations.

Cooking for one just got a lot more fun!\n\n\nCalling all singles! Cooking for one doesn't have to mean repetitive meals or bland leftovers. In Solo, Emma de Thouars transforms the experience of cooking for yourself into something exciting, easy, and full of flavor. With years of experience cooking just for herself, Emma offers you the tools and inspiration to make each meal a creative adventure.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNo more boring meals! Emma shares vibrant recipes that don't require a lot of equipment or time - perfect for your small kitchen or busy schedule. Think savory sauces that work on almost anything, fresh veggies, indulgent snacks, and mouth-watering treats. Plus, you'll learn how to shop smart, use leftovers creatively, and get the most out of every ingredient. Try dishes like Eggs with Instagrammable Nutty Butter, Tofu Salad with Quick Chili Oil, Harissa Eggplant Caprese, and Brothy Beans - each designed to make you feel like a culinary pro.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhether you're a seasoned cook or just starting out, Solo shows you that cooking for one can be a joyful, flavorful, and totally satisfying experience. Turn your solo meals into moments of culinary inspiration!\n\n\n\n\n\n\"Solo is an amazing collection of Emma's culinary life lessons. She always knows how to make something delicious with very little. Single or not, this book will have a prominent spot in your kitchen.\"\n\n-- Ghislaine Voogd (@veggilaine)

Tofu is the perfect canvas to soak up a pan’s flavors. Much more than a meat substitute or a health food alternative, tofu is a delicious staple with endless, delicious possibilities.\n\nEmma de Thouras shares 40 of these in her new book. From Scrambled Tofu and Omelets with Chili Sauce to Sloppy Joes, Korean Tofu Pancakes, Stuffed Tofu with Minced Pork, and Dumplings, Emma shares how all the varieties of tofu can shine as the centerpiece of a meal that’s very much worth eating, whether you’re a vegan or a devoted meat eater. \n\nAnyone can learn to love tofu, and Emma’s here to show you how.

Cooking for one just got a lot more fun!\n\n\nCalling all singles! Cooking for one doesn't have to mean repetitive meals or bland leftovers. In Solo, Emma de Thouars transforms the experience of cooking for yourself into something exciting, easy, and full of flavor. With years of experience cooking just for herself, Emma offers you the tools and inspiration to make each meal a creative adventure.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNo more boring meals! Emma shares vibrant recipes that don't require a lot of equipment or time - perfect for your small kitchen or busy schedule. Think savory sauces that work on almost anything, fresh veggies, indulgent snacks, and mouth-watering treats. Plus, you'll learn how to shop smart, use leftovers creatively, and get the most out of every ingredient. Try dishes like Eggs with Instagrammable Nutty Butter, Tofu Salad with Quick Chili Oil, Harissa Eggplant Caprese, and Brothy Beans - each designed to make you feel like a culinary pro.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhether you're a seasoned cook or just starting out, Solo shows you that cooking for one can be a joyful, flavorful, and totally satisfying experience. Turn your solo meals into moments of culinary inspiration!\n\n\n\n\n\n\"Solo is an amazing collection of Emma's culinary life lessons. She always knows how to make something delicious with very little. Single or not, this book will have a prominent spot in your kitchen.\"\n\n-- Ghislaine Voogd (@veggilaine)

Tofu is the perfect canvas to soak up a pan’s flavors. Much more than a meat substitute or a health food alternative, tofu is a delicious staple with endless, delicious possibilities.\n\nEmma de Thouras shares 40 of these in her new book. From Scrambled Tofu and Omelets with Chili Sauce to Sloppy Joes, Korean Tofu Pancakes, Stuffed Tofu with Minced Pork, and Dumplings, Emma shares how all the varieties of tofu can shine as the centerpiece of a meal that’s very much worth eating, whether you’re a vegan or a devoted meat eater. \n\nAnyone can learn to love tofu, and Emma’s here to show you how.

Nella storia dell'umanità, fin dai suoi albori, l'espressione artistica ha rivelato il cuore di ogni cultura e di ogni civiltà: dai cacciatori preistorici che dipingevano le caverne, ai complessi templi hindu scavati nella roccia, dalle absidi a mosaico delle prime chiese cristiane, al volto luminoso del Buddha. Il volume è organizzato in cinque sezioni: «Alle origini dell'esperienza estetica e dell'esperienza religiosa» di Julien Ries; «L'estetica e l'immagine del Buddha» di Michel Delahoutre; «L'esperienza religiosa ed estetica nel culto hindu» di Jean Varenne; «Senso religioso e qualità estetica dei decori absidali bizantini» di Jacqueline Lafontaine-Dosogne; «La bellezza e l'icona nella tradizione della Chiesa ortodossa» di Olivier Clement.

Nella storia dell'umanità, fin dai suoi albori, l'espressione artistica ha rivelato il cuore di ogni cultura e di ogni civiltà: dai cacciatori preistorici che dipingevano le caverne, ai complessi templi hindu scavati nella roccia, dalle absidi a mosaico delle prime chiese cristiane, al volto luminoso del Buddha. Il volume è organizzato in cinque sezioni: «Alle origini dell'esperienza estetica e dell'esperienza religiosa» di Julien Ries; «L'estetica e l'immagine del Buddha» di Michel Delahoutre; «L'esperienza religiosa ed estetica nel culto hindu» di Jean Varenne; «Senso religioso e qualità estetica dei decori absidali bizantini» di Jacqueline Lafontaine-Dosogne; «La bellezza e l'icona nella tradizione della Chiesa ortodossa» di Olivier Clement.