MANY readers who buy this book will no doubt be looking for a sequel to Matthiessen's 1978 classic, "The Snow Leopard," that profound meditation on wildness and civilization, animals and humans.
Both "Samsara Dog" and "The Snow Leopard" tackle a profound problem of the modern era: how to address our increasing alienation from one another and from the other living creatures of our world.
In periglacial landscapes, snow dynamics and microtopography have profound implications of freeze-thaw conditions and thermal regime of the ground.
Creators Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis previewed that Snow's actions would affect the couple in profound ways, however.
"There's that profound belief in personal responsibility that gets Scottish workers through the snow to work on a winter's morning.
In her early work as an arts critic, she reviewed Snow White and wrote of Walt Disney: "There is a profound cynicism at the root of his, as of all, sentimentality".
Some savored the profound quiet, or a perfect sunrise, or shimmering green aurorae on white snow.
Dan Charlish, Snow-Camp's founder, said snowsports could have a profound effect on young people, raising their confidence, self-esteem and ambition.
The nomination this week of Kate Bush's latest album, 50 Words for Snow, for an Ivor Novello award is an acknowledgement of the profound influence she continues to exert.
According to her profound analysis on the matter, the minute we simple-minded men see a flake of snow, we go running to the nearest shovel.
The Snow Queen is more pared-down than its predecessor, clean and sharp as an ice crystal; a brief but profound and poetic meditation on love, death and compassion from a master craftsman of language.
