Life and Death on Mt. Everest
An anthropological study of Sherpas and climbers on Mount Everest, exploring culture, risk, and the meaning of life and death in extreme conditions.
About This Book
Life and Death on Mt. Everest examines the complex interactions between Sherpas and Western climbers in the high-altitude environment of the world's tallest mountain.
The book explores themes of risk, mortality, and cultural exchange in one of the most extreme settings on Earth.
Based on extensive fieldwork, it offers insights into how different groups perceive and navigate danger and achievement.
Readers gain a deeper understanding of the social dynamics that shape experiences on Everest.
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