On the Ridge Between Life and Death

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On the Ridge Between Life and Death is a mountaineering memoir by climber and writer David Roberts that explores the risks, ethics, and psychological extremes of high-altitude climbing.

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instanceOf book
mountaineering memoir
non-fiction book
addresses consequences of extreme ambition in climbing
ethics of risk to self and others
limits of human endurance
author David Roberts NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
explores fear and courage in extreme environments
motivation for pursuing dangerous climbs
responsibility toward climbing partners
survivor’s guilt
focusesOn ethics of risk-taking
life-and-death situations in the mountains
psychological impact of climbing accidents
genre memoir
mountaineering literature
hasAuthorOccupation climber
writer
hasSetting high mountains
remote climbing regions
language English
literaryCategory outdoor adventure writing
literaryForm autobiographical narrative
mainTheme consequences of decision-making in the mountains
moral dilemmas in mountaineering
psychological extremes in the mountains
risks of high-altitude climbing
narrativePerspective first-person
partOf American mountaineering literature
subject ethics of climbing
high-altitude climbing
mountaineering
psychology of extreme sports
risk in mountaineering
workOf David Roberts NERFINISHED

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