Book by Eitel Ernest J Michell John
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Présentation de l'éditeur :
The reissue of this book first published in 1873 is no indulgence in curiosities. Feng-shui is the science of sacred landscape as known in Old Chinese traditions but as John Michell points our in his commentary it addresses some of the same problems that concern us today in town planning and thedevelopment of sites. John Mitchell is an English investigator of landscape both ancient and modern and his Introduction makes the necessary links between China and the west and between past and present. A sacred landscape is one which transcends both nature and function giving shape to the capacity for experience which human beings may enjoy. The master of feng-shui takes a given site and `develops' it - but in a way hardly known today. By selection and precise manipulation he brings out characteristics which otherwise would remain latent. Feng-shui is a method of synergy combining the best elements in a situation finding the best locations for additional structures and creating something new in a balanced harmonious way. It is a method of design and management from which there are lessons to be learned. Here is a chance to find a new perspective on the urgent problems of landscape in the contemporary world and to make contact with Chinese thought and cultural tradition.
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- ÉditeurSynergetic Pr
- Date d'édition1986
- ISBN 10 0907791093
- ISBN 13 9780907791096
- ReliureBroché
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