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Jonathan Lyons

    La longue carrière de Jonathan Lyons en tant que correspondant étranger et rédacteur pour Reuters, dont une grande partie s'est déroulée dans le monde islamique, constitue une base solide pour ses écrits perspicaces. Son œuvre explore l'interaction complexe des cultures et des idées, offrant un examen approfondi de la manière dont les sociétés évoluent et s'influencent mutuellement. Lyons est reconnu pour sa capacité à éclairer les liens historiques et contemporains entre diverses civilisations, révélant l'impact transformateur des échanges intellectuels.

    The House of Wisdom
    The House of Wisdom
    Comedy for Animators
    • Comedy for Animators

      • 212pages
      • 8 heures de lecture
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      Focusing on the techniques of iconic physical comedians, this guide offers insights into crafting animated characters that resonate with humor. By exploring traditions like commedia dell'arte and pantomime, it teaches the execution of gags, the creation of a comedic atmosphere, and the integration of environment into character. Aspiring animators will find essential tools to engage their audience with laughter, making it a comprehensive resource for comedic animation.

      Comedy for Animators
    • For centuries following the fall of Rome, Western Europe was backward and benighted, locked into the Dark Ages. Arab culture, however, was thriving, and had become a powerhouse of intellectual exploration and discussion that dazzled the likes of British adventurer Adelard of Bath. This title restores credit to the Arab thinkers of the past.

      The House of Wisdom
    • The House of Wisdom

      How the Arabs Transformed Western Civilization

      • 272pages
      • 10 heures de lecture

      Jonathan Lyons restores credit to the Arab thinkers of the past, explores the extent of their learning and describes the intrepid adventures of those who went in search of it and, in doing so, laid the foundations of what we now call the Renaissance.

      The House of Wisdom