『ANGKOR, Walking Through a Civilization Carved in Stone』는 출간 예정일(2026-10-05)이 지났지만 아직 서점 판매가 확인되지 않았습니다. 매일 확인해 판매가 확인되면 서점 링크와 함께 한 번 알려드립니다. 예정일 뒤 60일이 지나도 확인되지 않으면 그 사실을 알려드리고 알림을 마칩니다.
For eight years, Ray Lim has lived in the shadow of Angkor Wat, in Siem Reap, Cambodia — walking again and again through the temples where a thousand-year-old civilization was carved into stone. In this literary travel essay, three temples — Angkor Wat, Bayon, and Ta Prohm — become windows into three human stories: a king's desire to touch heaven, a fallen ruler's comfort offered to his people amid ruins, and a conqueror's private longing for his mother. Blending careful historical research with reflections gathered over eight years of living beside these ruins, this book invites readers to walk through stone corridors that still hold the traces of desire, comfort, and grief — and to ask, alongside the author, what any of us truly leave behind.
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Part One | Angkor Wat
1 A Cosmic Secret Hidden in Grandeur
At Dawn, Before the Moat
The King’s Name, the Chronicle of His Birth
Crossing the Naga’s Bridge
Kaundinya and Soma
Two Libraries, Two Ponds
The Cross-Shaped Terrace
A Story Told in Eight Hundred Meters of Stone
A Prayer Beaten Out by the Heart
A Universe Built of Stone
Seventy-Degree Stairs, a Path Climbing Toward the Gods
Bakan, the Silence at the Highest Point
A Temple Facing West
2 Human Desire and Divine Judgment
Three Bands, One Wall
The Court of Yama
The People of Heaven
Beyond the Trapdoor
The Unfinished Hand
The Roof Lightning Stole
The Churning of the Sea of Milk, a Longing Beyond the Wall
A Law Carved Without Letters
3 A Thousand-Year Smile Blooming on Stone
Eighteen Hundred Faces
Those Who Dance, Those Who Guard
Sappho Marchal’s Catalogue
The Churning of the Sea of Milk, Their Birth
Crowns and Hair
A Dance Still Danced Today
Faces Worn Smooth by Time
Part Two | The Bayon
4 Hundreds of Eyes Looking Down on Me
Entering the City of Faces
Two Hundred and Sixteen Smiles
Whose Face Is This
The King Who Watches Four Directions
A Broken Order, Faces Rebuilt
A Maze of Corridors
The Khmer Smile
The King’s Name, Jayavarman VII
5 The Khmer Empire’s Tragedy and War
A City Fallen
The Prince Who Returned
The Naval Battle of Tonlé Sap
Daily Life Beside War
Hospitals and Roads, the King’s Other War
The Cost of Overreach
After He Was Gone
6 A Sovereign’s Smile That Embraced His People’s Suffering
From the King’s Face to the People’s Face
A Face Still Smiling Amid Ruins
Today’s Visitors
The Question the Smile Leaves Behind
What Comfort Is
A Short Bridge Sentence Leading to Ta Prohm
Part Three | Ta Prohm
7 Where Even Angelina Jolie Stopped Walking
The Ruin a Film Discovered
Rajavihara, the King’s Monastery
A City of Eighty Thousand
Five Layers of Walls
The Decision Not to Touch
A Restoration Begins Again
Corridors You Cannot Walk
Two Wars
8 The Spung Trees That Grew by Splitting Stone
Trees with Names
The Tomb Raider Tree
Roots Like Crocodile Skin
How Roots Embrace Stone
Destroyer or Preserver
The Paradox of Life
9 The Temple of Weeping
A Mother’s Face
The Mother Who Became the Goddess of Wisdom
The Heart Behind the Numbers
The Conqueror’s Other Face
Today’s Weeping
What Remains
Part Four | Beyond the Stones of Angkor
10 Banteay Srei
What the Pink Sandstone Tells Us
The Secret of a Thousand Years, Carved in Pink
Why It's Called the Citadel of the Women
Stones Carved with the Stories of Gods
The Stolen Goddesses
Khmer Art, Blossomed in Stone
The Greatest Emotion Left by a Small Temple
Khmer Art, Blossomed in Stone
11 Preah Khan
A Temple That Became a City
A Space of Learning the King Left Behind
Walking the Long Galleries
What the Ruins Tell Us
The Breath of an Empire, Left in Stone Pillars
12 Banteay Kdei
A Beauty Made by Time
Fallen Stones, Faith That Remained
A Landscape Within Silence
What Only Shows Itself to a Slow Reading
13 Phnom Bakheng
Meeting Angkor from the Hilltop
The Vision of Those Who Designed a City
Angkor at Dusk
The Last Step in Reading a Civilization
Part Five | Beyond the Temples
14 A Story Carved on Water
The Island of Entwined Serpents
The Temple That Became a Hospital
On the Wooden Bridge
A Truth Different from Its Name
The Steps the King Laid Down Again
The Quietest Sunrise
15 The Forest and Stone of Kulen
The Mountain Where an Empire Was Born
The Mountain That Carried the Temple
The River Where a Thousand Lingas Flow
A Buddha Rising Little by Little
Beneath the Waterfall
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분량·판형: 159쪽 · 판형 152*229.
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