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Language
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Book Summary
A Great Clamour dives into the vibrant, evolving tapestry of contemporary Asia, guiding readers through China, Tibet, Mongolia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Japan. This collection of thoughtful essays sits at the intersection of culture, economy, and politics, written for curious adults and engaged readers who want a clearer picture of a region in motion. The tone is serious yet inviting—sharp, educational, and hopeful—ready to spark questions and deepen understanding.
Written as a series of lucid, connected essays, A Great Clamour unfolds like a guided tour across places and ideas. Each piece blends historical context with on-the-ground observations, offering insights into how modern China influences its neighbors and how those regions respond in return. The experience is enriched by vivid portraits, nuanced analyses, and a pace that lets ideas breathe without overwhelming the reader. If you're seeking accessible exploration of complex dynamics, this book presents core concepts such as regional interdependence, cultural exchange, and the economics of globalization in a thoughtful, non-dogmatic voice.
Because it's not just geography but a meditation on ideas, A Great Clamour invites you to consider what drives societies forward or holds them back. The author's essays weave personal voice with critical distance, making the material feel relevant to daily life and current events. Readers encounter scenes of markets and classrooms, policy debates, and cultural moments that illuminate how power, tradition, and aspiration shape a continent in flux.
After finishing A Great Clamour, readers come away with a deeper understanding of how Asia’s modern forces interact and a more nuanced view of China’s reach. The book invites curiosity, thoughtful discussion, and an informed outlook, leaving you better prepared to think critically about current events and the future of the region.
Product Details
Author
Pankaj Mishra
Publisher
Penguin Books
Number of Pages
352
Language
English
SKU
BK0033744
ISBN
9780143423508
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
2.1 x 12.9 x 19.8 cm
Binding
Paperback
MRP: ₹ 399
₹ 339
15% Off
Pankaj Mishra Is The Author Of From The Ruins Of Empire And Several Other Books. He Is A Columnist At Bloomberg View And The New York Times Book Review, And Writes Regularly For The Guardian, The London Review Of Books, And The New Yorker. A Fellow Of The Royal Society Of Literature, He Lives In London.