Anima by Kapka Kassabova
A Journey into the Heart of the Amazon
In **Anima**, Kapka Kassabova explores the lives of the "pastiri," shepherds who strive to maintain an ancient lifestyle where humans and animals coexist in deep interdependence. Set in the mountainous regions of Bulgaria, the book delves into the challenges faced by these communities as they work to preserve the oldest breeds of domesticated animals. Kassabova paints a vivid picture of transhumance, the seasonal migration of sheep guided by shepherds and dogs, highlighting the dedication and sacrifices involved. Through her lyrical narrative, she reflects on how environmental changes and industrialization threaten these sustainable ways of living, offering a poignant commentary on modern life and a glimpse into a more harmonious existence with nature.
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- Published
- 2024
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- Pages
- 300-350
- Original Language
- English
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