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Heart of the world

Heart of the world

HistoryPhilosophy & Religion
Pages
241
Published
1992
Language
English

Synopsis

This book chronicles a filmmaker's journey into the world of the Kagaba people in Colombia's Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. It weaves together a historical account of Tairona/Spanish relations with an analysis of the Kagaba's interactions with modern state institutions and the region's role in wider Colombian conflicts. The author's personal reflections tie these diverse elements together, offering a unique perspective on culture, history, and nature.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualReflectiveComplex
Fish Out of WaterQuest

Genres

History Philosophy & Religion Sociology Travel Nature Religion

About the author

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Alan Ereira

Alan Ereira is a historian and documentary filmmaker, often exploring British and world history. He co-authored books such as Terry Jones' Medieval Lives and Barbarians, and also wrote about events like The Invergordon Mutiny. His work frequently brings historical narratives to a wide audience.