Pilgrimage: Journeys Of Meaning Peter Stanford Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General Issues

A Thought-Provoking Reflection On Pilgrimage Past And Present Compelling Exploration Of Its Relevance Today The Enormous Rise In Popularity Recent Decades Camino Ancient Pilgrim Path That Stretches From France Across Northern Spain To Santiago De Compostela Is Part Wider Phenomenon Being Witnessed Other Time-Honoured Routes Around Globe Faiths But This Happening World Many Places Self-Avowedly Ever More Sceptical Secular Scientific With Formal Religious Affiliation Steep Decline Why? Some Argue Tourism New Religion Those Who Walk Footsteps Countless Generations Believers Do So Enjoy Holiday Experience Escape Their Everyday Health Benefits Much Exercise Companionship Without Seeking Any Sort Spiritual Enlightenment Yet By Looking At Diverse Range Sites Includes Rome Jerusalem Lalibela Ethiopia Buddha Trail India Shikoku Japan Self-Styled ‘Power Place’ Machu Picchu Peru Peter Stanford Draws His Own As Something Complex Challenging Going Financial Crises Increasing Inequality Climate Change Worldwide Pandemics Are Causing People Question Very Foundations Which Post Twenty-First-Century Lives Built Book Considers How Long History Essential Intertwining Arduous Journey Openness Personal Transformation Providing Modern Age Means Take Longer Slower Hence Profound Look Life Stretching All Way Back When First Put One Foot Front Another Σελίδες: 256 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0614 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm