The Butterfly Who Dreamt He Was a Man
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Produktbeskrivning
From ancient fables to modern science, insects and their metamorphoses have long inspired human understanding of life’s transitions. This original and engaging book traces how these transformations have shaped rituals around birth, marriage and death, while also provoking deep questions about identity. Through stories that connect Zhuang Zhou’s butterfly dream to figures such as Kafka, Merian and Dürer, it explores the strange, beautiful and sometimes unsettling ways in which cultures have understood insects – as miracles, messengers or monsters. Blending humour, history and environmental insight, Boria Sax offers an imaginative lens on the growing crisis of insect extinction. More than just a natural history, this is a cultural and philosophical journey that shows why losing insects means losing part of ourselves.
Artikel.nr.
07d7ee0f-3202-5192-8347-cc21f610a833
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Format | Inbunden |
Språk | English |
Antal sidor | 280 |
Utg.datum | 2026-06-01 |
Förlag | Reaktion Books |
Författare | Boria Sax |
Dimensioner | 216 × 138 × 0 mm |
Vikt | 500 g |
ISBN | 9781836391654 |
Ursprungsland | 15/06/2026 |
The Butterfly Who Dreamt He Was a Man
338 kr
338 kr
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Mån, 5 okt - ons, 7 okt
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