This adventurer and philanthropist is renowned for being among the first to summit Mount Everest. His achievement was not merely a pinnacle of athletic endeavor but the genesis of a lifelong commitment to aiding communities in Nepal. He dedicated himself to establishing schools and hospitals, leaving a lasting legacy of support. His life embodied a spirit of exploration, conquering not only Earth's highest peaks but also its poles, coupled with a profound dedication to the people encountered on his journeys.
Focusing on participatory arts, this book explores how creative practices can enhance community health. It highlights various projects and methodologies that engage individuals and groups in artistic activities, fostering well-being and social cohesion. By examining the intersection of art and health, the book emphasizes the transformative potential of creative expression in improving health outcomes and building stronger communities.
The narrative recounts Edmund Hillary's groundbreaking expedition in 1951 to find a new route up Everest from the south, a feat previously deemed impossible. The climbers faced steep, ice-covered slopes and harsh conditions, showcasing their remarkable determination and endurance. Hillary's firsthand account captures the treacherous challenges and breathtaking experiences leading to the historic summit achievement in 1953, marking a pivotal moment in mountaineering history.
The autobiography captures the adventurous spirit of Sir Edmund Hillary, detailing his historic 1953 Everest expedition and explorations from the South Pole to the Ganges. It narrates the journey of a New Zealand boy who became a pioneering climber and was knighted for his achievements. Beyond climbing, Hillary reflects on his role as a diplomat and his lasting impact on Nepal through aid initiatives. His memoir embodies the enduring allure of adventure and the legacy of extreme sports, resonating with readers who seek inspiration from his remarkable life.
Expedicion 1955-1958
Un regard sur les étapes, les épreuves et les victoires de sa vie consacrée et repousser les limites humaines et à relever des défis : il est, notamment, le premier homme à avoir conquis l'Everest en 1953 et, depuis plus de quarante ans, il récolte des fonds pour constuire au Népal des écoles, des hôpitaux, des ponts et lutte pour la protection de l'environnement
