From 1200 BCE to 900 CE, the world witnessed the rise of powerful new states and empires, as well as networks of cross-cultural exchange and conquest. Leading scholars explore the economic, political, social, cultural and intellectual developments that accompanied these developments at global, interregional and regional levels.
From 1200 BCE to 900 CE, the world witnessed the rise of powerful new states and empires, as well as networks of cross-cultural exchange and conquest. Leading scholars explore the economic, political, social, cultural and intellectual developments that accompanied these developments at global, interregional and regional levels.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Global Histories: 1. Introduction: the world from 1200 BCE to 900 CE Craig Benjamin 2. Global economic history Sitta von Reden 3. The gendering of power in the family and the state Ping Yao and Scott Wells 4. Slavery Peter Hunt 5. The axial age in world history Björn Wittrock 6. Developments in science and technology c.800 BCE to c.800 CE Helmuth Schneider 7. Discourses on gender and sexuality Ping Yao and Scott Wells 8. Art Robert Bagley 9. Pastoral nomads Tim May Part II. Trans-Regional and Regional Perspectives: 10. Western and Central Eurasia Touraj Daryaee 11. Regional study: Bactria - the crossroads of ancient Eurasia Jeffrey Lerner 12. The Mediterranean Craig Benjamin and Merry Wiesner-Hanks 13. Regional study: Athens in the fifth century BCE William Morison 14. Late antiquity in Europe c.300-900 CE Charles F. Pazdernik 15. East Asia Charles Holcombe 16. Regional study: Confucianism and the state Xinzhong Yao 17. Regional study: exchanges within the silk roads world system Xinru Liu 18. South Asia Shonaleeka Kaul 19. Regional study: Pataliputra Shonaleeka Kaul 20. The Americas Janet Brashler and Erica Begun 21. Regional study: Chaco culture and the US Southwest Stephen H. Lekson 22. Australasia and the Pacific Ian McNiven 23. Africa: states, empires and connections Stanley Burstein 24. Regional study: trans-Saharan trade Ralph Austen.
Part I. Global Histories: 1. Introduction: the world from 1200 BCE to 900 CE Craig Benjamin 2. Global economic history Sitta von Reden 3. The gendering of power in the family and the state Ping Yao and Scott Wells 4. Slavery Peter Hunt 5. The axial age in world history Björn Wittrock 6. Developments in science and technology c.800 BCE to c.800 CE Helmuth Schneider 7. Discourses on gender and sexuality Ping Yao and Scott Wells 8. Art Robert Bagley 9. Pastoral nomads Tim May Part II. Trans-Regional and Regional Perspectives: 10. Western and Central Eurasia Touraj Daryaee 11. Regional study: Bactria - the crossroads of ancient Eurasia Jeffrey Lerner 12. The Mediterranean Craig Benjamin and Merry Wiesner-Hanks 13. Regional study: Athens in the fifth century BCE William Morison 14. Late antiquity in Europe c.300-900 CE Charles F. Pazdernik 15. East Asia Charles Holcombe 16. Regional study: Confucianism and the state Xinzhong Yao 17. Regional study: exchanges within the silk roads world system Xinru Liu 18. South Asia Shonaleeka Kaul 19. Regional study: Pataliputra Shonaleeka Kaul 20. The Americas Janet Brashler and Erica Begun 21. Regional study: Chaco culture and the US Southwest Stephen H. Lekson 22. Australasia and the Pacific Ian McNiven 23. Africa: states, empires and connections Stanley Burstein 24. Regional study: trans-Saharan trade Ralph Austen.
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