Bruce Lee: Artist of Life
A rare, never-before-seen collection of Lee's private letters and writing, offering insight into the many facets of his life, including his poetry, life philosophies, and his thoughts on martial arts, love, fatherhood, friendship. A fascinating look at the man behind the myth.
Paperback, 288 pages
Published
April 1st 2001
by Tuttle Publishing
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A couple of things, first this book was some what reduntant in some areas. There is an articale that Bruce Lee had written and seven of the drafts are in the book. I would have been happy with just the final one but I guess they wanted to show his thought process and how it progressed. I was surprised to learn that Bruce Lee wrote poetry. Some of his poems are inclueded. Over all I enjoyed this book, it gives readers a window into Bruce Lee's philosophy.
The book was odd in how it was laid out in that it had drafts of the same essays written by bruce lee repeated like 3 or 4 times showing slight changes he made to his drafts over time. If you cut out the drafts of the same essay, this book would have been half the size. Besides that, Bruce Lee is the man. This gives you a glimpse of the mind and work ethic that made the star.
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anyone who has approached life as a GIANT ART PROJECT will appreciate this book. The content of this book is formulated from journals bruce lee kept throughout his life regarding the essence of the creative experience, and how one comes to apply the wisdom gained during the creative process. Once applied to any craft chosen by an individual comprimising the integrity of the individuals vision must be avoided.
-jessica in chicago
-jessica in chicago
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anyone who continually seeks & demand improvement of mind, body & soul.
"I cannot teach you; only help you to explore yourself. Nothing more." -Bruce Lee-
Everyday is a journey to search within our own. This 'Artist of Life' surely will reminiscence and replenish ours:)
Enjoy the searching!
Everyday is a journey to search within our own. This 'Artist of Life' surely will reminiscence and replenish ours:)
Enjoy the searching!
Not as focused or "quote a day"-able as Striking Thoughts, but it contains mostly the same information presented in whole-essay format. Also include are poetry and correspondence. It's an interesting read and worth checking out.
Bruce Lee was more than martial artist, he was deep into philosophy. His take on the mixture of the two, is portrayed here, and is thought provoking. Having segwayed into his art, Jeet Kune Do, I enjoy reading about his life.
Biografi Bruce Lee dari sudut pandang sahabat karibnya John R. Little yang dikumpulkan dari catatan harian sang "Artist of Life - Bruce Lee"
If you're a martial artist, this is essential; especially Lee's essays on Gung fu.
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