by Robert Macfarlane · Alba Editorial · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788484282440
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In 'Mountains of the Mind', Robert Macfarlane explores the human fascination with mountains through a blend of cultural history, meditation, and memory. The author examines how our perception of mountains has evolved over time, from the early adventurers drawn by geological discoveries to the elemental beauty of snow and ice. Macfarlane documents the ideas and characters that have contributed to forging the collective image of mountains, including the Romantics, the first alpine tourists, and climbers like George Mallory, whose passion embodies the feelings explored in this book.
