The Oxford Illustrated History of the World is the story of humanity itself, from earliest times to the present day, and the changes--good and bad--which have shaped our world.
The Oxford Illustrated History of the World is the story of humanity itself, from earliest times to the present day, and the changes--good and bad--which have shaped our world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Felipe Fernández-Armesto is William P. Reynolds Professor of History at the University of Notre Dame. His work, which has covered many fields and disciplines and has appeared in twenty-seven languages, has won him numerous awards, including the John Carter Brown Medal, a World History Association Book Prize (for Pathfinders, 2007), Spain¿s national prizes for geography and foodwriting, and, most recently, the Gran Cruz de la Orden de Alfonso X el Sabio, Spain¿s highest award for services to education and the arts.
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* Introduction * Part I: Children of the Ice * 1: Clive Gamble: Humanity From the Ice: The Emergence and Spread of an Adaptive Species * 2: Felipe Fernández-Armesto: The Mind in the Ice: Art and Thought before Agriculture * Part II: Of Mud and Metal * 3: Martin Jones: Into a Warming World * 4: Felipe Fernández-Armesto: The Farmers' Empires: Climax and Crises in Agrarian States and Cities * Part III: The Oscillations of Empires * 5: John Brooke: Material Life: Bronze Age Crisis to the Black Death * 6: David Northrup: Intellectual Traditions: Philosophy, Science, Religion, and the Arts, 500 BCE - 1350 CE * 7: Ian Morris: Growth: Social and Political Organizations, 1000 BC-AD 1350 * Part IV: The Climatic Reversal * 8: David Northrup: A Converging World: Economic and Ecological Encounters, 1350-1815 * 9: Manuel Lucena-Giraldo: Renaissances, Reformations, and Mental Revolutions: Intellect and Arts in the Early Modern World * 10: Anjana Singh: Connected by Emotions and Experiences: Monarchs, Merchants, Mercenaries, and Migrants in the Early Modern World * Part V: The Great Acceleration * 11: David Christian: The Anthropocene Epoch: The Background to Two Transformative Centuries * 12: Paolo Luca Bernardini: The Modern World and Its Demons: Ideology and After in Arts, Letters and Thought, 1815-2008 * 13: Jeremy Black: Politics and Society in the Kaleidoscope of Change: Relationships, Institutions, and Conflicts from the Beginnings of Western Hegemony to the American Supremacy * Epilogue * Further Reading * Index
* Introduction * Part I: Children of the Ice * 1: Clive Gamble: Humanity From the Ice: The Emergence and Spread of an Adaptive Species * 2: Felipe Fernández-Armesto: The Mind in the Ice: Art and Thought before Agriculture * Part II: Of Mud and Metal * 3: Martin Jones: Into a Warming World * 4: Felipe Fernández-Armesto: The Farmers' Empires: Climax and Crises in Agrarian States and Cities * Part III: The Oscillations of Empires * 5: John Brooke: Material Life: Bronze Age Crisis to the Black Death * 6: David Northrup: Intellectual Traditions: Philosophy, Science, Religion, and the Arts, 500 BCE - 1350 CE * 7: Ian Morris: Growth: Social and Political Organizations, 1000 BC-AD 1350 * Part IV: The Climatic Reversal * 8: David Northrup: A Converging World: Economic and Ecological Encounters, 1350-1815 * 9: Manuel Lucena-Giraldo: Renaissances, Reformations, and Mental Revolutions: Intellect and Arts in the Early Modern World * 10: Anjana Singh: Connected by Emotions and Experiences: Monarchs, Merchants, Mercenaries, and Migrants in the Early Modern World * Part V: The Great Acceleration * 11: David Christian: The Anthropocene Epoch: The Background to Two Transformative Centuries * 12: Paolo Luca Bernardini: The Modern World and Its Demons: Ideology and After in Arts, Letters and Thought, 1815-2008 * 13: Jeremy Black: Politics and Society in the Kaleidoscope of Change: Relationships, Institutions, and Conflicts from the Beginnings of Western Hegemony to the American Supremacy * Epilogue * Further Reading * Index
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