Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Good Women of Fudi]( "The Good Women of Fudi")
The Good Women of Fudi13,99 €![The Dream of the Red Chamber]( "The Dream of the Red Chamber")
The Dream of the Red Chamber26,99 €![Reminiscences Of The Last Sixty Five Years Commencing With The Battle Of Lexington V2]( "Reminiscences Of The Last Sixty Five Years Commencing With The Battle Of Lexington V2")
Reminiscences Of The Last Sixty Five Years Commencing With The Battle Of Lexington V238,99 €![Sherlock Holmes and The Sixty Steps]( "Sherlock Holmes and The Sixty Steps")
Sherlock Holmes and The Sixty Steps21,99 €![Sixty Miles Upriver]( "Sixty Miles Upriver")
Sixty Miles Upriver26,99 €![From One to Three Hundred Sixty Five Days]( "From One to Three Hundred Sixty Five Days")
From One to Three Hundred Sixty Five Days16,99 €![An Oration Delivered Before The Inhabitants Of The Town Of Newburyport At Their Request, On The Sixty-First Anniversary Of The Declaration Of Independence, July 4th, 1837 (1837)]( "An Oration Delivered Before The Inhabitants Of The Town Of Newburyport At Their Request, On The Sixty-First Anniversary Of The Declaration Of Independence, July 4th, 1837 (1837)")
An Oration Delivered Before The Inhabitants Of The Town Of Newburyport At Their Request, On The Sixty-First Anniversary Of The Declaration Of Independence, July 4th, 1837 (1837)28,99 €
The Chinese I Ching, the Book of Changes, is one of the oldest and strangest of all books, a masterpiece of world literature, a divination manual and a magnet for the deranged and the obsessive. In Sixty-Four Chance Pieces, novelist and philosopher Will Buckingham puts the I Ching to work, using it to weave together sixty-four stories of chance and change, each flowing from one of the I Ching's 64 hexagrams. Moving between myth, fable and travel-writing, Sixty-Four Chance Pieces offers an attempt to make sense of the maddening, changeable book that is the I Ching with tales of inventors and fox-spirits, ancient poets and non-existent rulers, kleptomaniac pensioners and infernal bureaucrats. Like the I Ching itself, this new Book of Changes is a puzzle, a conundrum and a journey of many transformations, where nothing is quite what it seems.