The Shape of the Turtle: Myth, Art, and Cosmos in Early China (Chinese Philosophy and Culture Series)
by Sarah Allan
In The Shape of the Turtle, Sarah Allan investigates the relationships among myth, art, and cosmos in early China. Part of the Chinese Philosophy and Culture Series, this scholarly work highlights how these elements formed the basis of ancient Chinese worldview and cultural practices. A thoughtful examination for readers interested in Eastern philosophy and history.
About This Book
The Shape of the Turtle examines the connections between myth, artistic expression, and cosmological concepts in early Chinese civilization. As part of the Chinese Philosophy and Culture Series, it offers a scholarly perspective on these intertwined themes.
Authored by Sarah Allan, the book draws on historical and cultural artifacts to illuminate the development of early Chinese ideas. It provides a focused analysis within the broader context of ancient traditions.
This used book in good condition serves as a valuable resource for understanding the philosophical underpinnings of early China. Its exploration bridges art and mythology to reveal cosmic structures in cultural narratives.
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