by Iñigo Sagarzazu Altuna · Elkar · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788413605319
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Antoine d'Abbadie (1810-1897) was an exceptional polymath: geographer, astronomer, linguist, and ethnographer, whose insatiable thirst for knowledge led him to explore diverse disciplines. His life was marked by great adventures, such as the search for the sources of the Nile, and an unwavering commitment to the promotion of the Basque language. This book, written by Iñigo Sagarzazu Altuna, offers a fascinating biography that portrays the scholar in his historical context, surrounded by the key figures of his time. The work not only rescues Abbadie's scientific achievements from oblivion but also brings us closer to his human side and the legacy of the castle he built, which remains a symbol of his scientific curiosity. With an engaging and rigorous narrative, the author presents a complete vision of a character whose curiosity and vision continue to be a source of inspiration today.
