The Cambridge World History
Herausgeber: Christian, David
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Volume introducing key frames of analysis and themes that shaped world history, and surveying the earliest phases of human history.
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Volume introducing key frames of analysis and themes that shaped world history, and surveying the earliest phases of human history.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 518
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 742g
- ISBN-13: 9781108406420
- ISBN-10: 1108406424
- Artikelnr.: 48583507
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 518
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 742g
- ISBN-13: 9781108406420
- ISBN-10: 1108406424
- Artikelnr.: 48583507
1. Introduction and overview David Christian; Part I. Historiography,
Method, and Themes: 2. Writing world history Marnie Hughes-Warrington; 3.
The evolution of world histories Dominic Sachsenmaier; 4. Evolution,
rupture and periodisation Michael Lang; 5. From divergence to convergence:
centrifugal and centripetal forces in history David Northrup; 6. Belief,
knowledge and language Luke Clossey; 7. Historiography of technology and
innovation Daniel Headrick; 8. Fire and fuel in human history Johan
Goudsblom; 9. Family history and world history: from domestication to
biopolitics Mary Jo Maynes and Ann Waltner; 10. Gendered world history
Merry Wiesner-Hanks; 11. What does anthropology contribute to world
history? Jack Goody; 12. Migration in human history Pat Manning; Part II.
The Palaeolithic and the Beginnings of Human History: 13. Before the
farmers: culture and climate from the emergence of homo sapiens to about
ten thousand years ago Felipe Fernandez-Arnesto; 14. Early humans: tools,
language and culture Christopher Ehret; 15. Africa from 48,000 to 9600 BCE
Christopher Ehret; 16. Migration and innovation in Palaeolithic Europe John
Hoffecker; 17. Asian Palaeolithic dispersals Robin Dennell; 18. The
Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of Australasia Peter Hiscock; 19.
The Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of the Americas Nicole M.
Waguespack.
Method, and Themes: 2. Writing world history Marnie Hughes-Warrington; 3.
The evolution of world histories Dominic Sachsenmaier; 4. Evolution,
rupture and periodisation Michael Lang; 5. From divergence to convergence:
centrifugal and centripetal forces in history David Northrup; 6. Belief,
knowledge and language Luke Clossey; 7. Historiography of technology and
innovation Daniel Headrick; 8. Fire and fuel in human history Johan
Goudsblom; 9. Family history and world history: from domestication to
biopolitics Mary Jo Maynes and Ann Waltner; 10. Gendered world history
Merry Wiesner-Hanks; 11. What does anthropology contribute to world
history? Jack Goody; 12. Migration in human history Pat Manning; Part II.
The Palaeolithic and the Beginnings of Human History: 13. Before the
farmers: culture and climate from the emergence of homo sapiens to about
ten thousand years ago Felipe Fernandez-Arnesto; 14. Early humans: tools,
language and culture Christopher Ehret; 15. Africa from 48,000 to 9600 BCE
Christopher Ehret; 16. Migration and innovation in Palaeolithic Europe John
Hoffecker; 17. Asian Palaeolithic dispersals Robin Dennell; 18. The
Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of Australasia Peter Hiscock; 19.
The Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of the Americas Nicole M.
Waguespack.
1. Introduction and overview David Christian; Part I. Historiography,
Method, and Themes: 2. Writing world history Marnie Hughes-Warrington; 3.
The evolution of world histories Dominic Sachsenmaier; 4. Evolution,
rupture and periodisation Michael Lang; 5. From divergence to convergence:
centrifugal and centripetal forces in history David Northrup; 6. Belief,
knowledge and language Luke Clossey; 7. Historiography of technology and
innovation Daniel Headrick; 8. Fire and fuel in human history Johan
Goudsblom; 9. Family history and world history: from domestication to
biopolitics Mary Jo Maynes and Ann Waltner; 10. Gendered world history
Merry Wiesner-Hanks; 11. What does anthropology contribute to world
history? Jack Goody; 12. Migration in human history Pat Manning; Part II.
The Palaeolithic and the Beginnings of Human History: 13. Before the
farmers: culture and climate from the emergence of homo sapiens to about
ten thousand years ago Felipe Fernandez-Arnesto; 14. Early humans: tools,
language and culture Christopher Ehret; 15. Africa from 48,000 to 9600 BCE
Christopher Ehret; 16. Migration and innovation in Palaeolithic Europe John
Hoffecker; 17. Asian Palaeolithic dispersals Robin Dennell; 18. The
Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of Australasia Peter Hiscock; 19.
The Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of the Americas Nicole M.
Waguespack.
Method, and Themes: 2. Writing world history Marnie Hughes-Warrington; 3.
The evolution of world histories Dominic Sachsenmaier; 4. Evolution,
rupture and periodisation Michael Lang; 5. From divergence to convergence:
centrifugal and centripetal forces in history David Northrup; 6. Belief,
knowledge and language Luke Clossey; 7. Historiography of technology and
innovation Daniel Headrick; 8. Fire and fuel in human history Johan
Goudsblom; 9. Family history and world history: from domestication to
biopolitics Mary Jo Maynes and Ann Waltner; 10. Gendered world history
Merry Wiesner-Hanks; 11. What does anthropology contribute to world
history? Jack Goody; 12. Migration in human history Pat Manning; Part II.
The Palaeolithic and the Beginnings of Human History: 13. Before the
farmers: culture and climate from the emergence of homo sapiens to about
ten thousand years ago Felipe Fernandez-Arnesto; 14. Early humans: tools,
language and culture Christopher Ehret; 15. Africa from 48,000 to 9600 BCE
Christopher Ehret; 16. Migration and innovation in Palaeolithic Europe John
Hoffecker; 17. Asian Palaeolithic dispersals Robin Dennell; 18. The
Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of Australasia Peter Hiscock; 19.
The Pleistocene colonisation and occupation of the Americas Nicole M.
Waguespack.