Daisuke Igarashi je uznávaný manga umělec, známý svým odvážným, detailním kreslířským stylem a inovativním vyprávěním. Jeho práce často prozkoumává komplexní témata a je ceněna pro svou literární hloubku a jedinečnou vizuální estetiku. Igarashiho příběhy vynikají originalitou a schopností vtáhnout čtenáře do propracovaných světů, což mu vyneslo uznání v kritických kruzích i nominace na prestižní ocenění.
Myšlenky smyšlenky" je dvoudílná antologie povídek inspirovaných japonským folklórem. Příběhy zasazené do současnosti otevírají čtenáři bránu do světa plného kouzelných bytostí, nadpřirozených událostí a svérázných postav. Občas vás vyděsí, nezřídka rozesmějí, ale ve většině případů překvapí nečekanou pointou.
"Myšlenky smyšlenky" je dvoudílná antologie povídek inspirovaných japonským folklórem. Příběhy zasazené do současnosti otevírají čtenáři bránu do světa plného kouzelných bytostí, nadpřirozených událostí a svérázných postav. Občas vás vyděsí, nezřídka rozesmějí, ale ve většině případů překvapí nečekanou pointou.
The sea has a story to tell you, one you've never heard before...
When Ruka was younger, she saw a ghost in the water at the aquarium where her dad works. Now she feels drawn toward the aquarium and the two mysterious boys she meets there, Umi and Sora. They were raised by dugongs and hear the same strange calls from the sea as she does. After following Umi deep into the ocean, Ruka finds herself in an undersea cave where she hears a voice calling to her. She soon realizes it is the meteorite in her stomach, telling her the next step in her journey. The FINAL VOLUME of this majestic tale.
The sea has a story to tell, one you've never heard before...
The sea has a story to tell, one you've never heard before...
Three sea-touched children are the only ones who can understand the strange message the oceans are sending.
An omnibus of award-winning interwoven tales of witchcraft from the critically acclaimed creator of Children of the Sea. On a visit to a city in the far west of Asia, a British girl named Nicola falls in love. The object of her affection is Mimar, a man who works at the city's bazaar--yet despite her attempts, he turns her down. Upon returning home to England, the ache of her unrequited love festers. After years spent obtaining wealth, fame, and the Secret of the World, Nicola returns to the bazaar to exact her deadly revenge upon Mimar and those he holds dearest. This story is one of many in this haunting collection that features tales of witches and dark magic set around the globe and in outer space. Winner of the Excellence Prize at the 2004 Japan Media Arts Festival, Witches is written and illustrated by Daisuke Igarashi, the critically acclaimed author of Children of the Sea.
The most important change in the land tenure system that occurred in Mamluk Egypt and Syria after the mid-fourteenth century was the expansion of the amount of agricultural land designated as waqf (Islamic religious endowment). This book shows how the expansion of waqf lands and the growing socio-economic influence of waqfs changed the mechanisms of Mamluk rule based on the iqṭāʻ system, a military-land system in which the rights of tax collection from arable land were allotted to the Mamluks in exchange for their military service. Through the discussion, it will become clear that, under the decline of the iqṭāʻ system, the Mamluks employed the waqf system as a vehicle for sustaining their power and rule, through which they acquired financial and social influence.