Man of Everest: The Autobiography of Tenzing

Type
Book
Authors
Ullman ( James Ramsey Ullman )
 
OCLC
555559125 
Category
700s -- Arts & Recreation  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
1955 
URL
[ private ] 
Pages
320 pages 
Subject
Tenzing 
Abstract
This autobiography, co-authored by Tenzing Norgay and James Ramsey Ullman, details the life of Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa mountaineer who, alongside Sir Edmund Hillary, became one of the first individuals to summit Mount Everest in 1953. The narrative highlights Norgay's early life, his evolution as a climber, and the historic expedition that cemented his legacy as a global icon. 
Description
This book provides a personal account of Tenzing Norgay’s journey from humble beginnings in the Himalayan foothills to achieving one of humankind's greatest feats—scaling the highest peak on Earth. It includes a vivid portrayal of the challenges of the ascent, Norgay's reflections on his life, and his unique insights into Sherpa culture and traditions. The work is richly illustrated with photographs and maps, offering readers an immersive experience.

Man of Everest captures the life story of Tenzing Norgay, recounting his role in numerous Everest expeditions before the groundbreaking 1953 ascent. The autobiography also sheds light on the Sherpa people's resilience and their pivotal contributions to Himalayan mountaineering. Through engaging storytelling, the book celebrates the strength of the human spirit and the power of collaboration between cultures in achieving extraordinary accomplishments 
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