Arthur Gilman, George Rawlinson

Egyptian History (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Arthur Gilman's 'Egyptian History' presents a thorough chronicle of ancient Egypt, weaving together the nation's monumental antiquities and its sprawling historical narrative. Gilman meticulously details the socio-cultural and spiritual life of the ancient Egyptians, offering an intricate tapestry of their manners, customs, achievements in art, science, literature, and religious practices. The work is comprehensive in scope, illustrating the grandeur of a civilization from the foundation of its monarchy to the waning of its independence. The style of writing is both scholarly and engaging, appealing to both academic and general readers with an interest in the antiquities. The content is thoughtfully organized into chapters, each focusing on a pivotal era or aspect of Egyptian history, ensuring a lucid and systematic exploration of this fascinating ancient kingdom by the Nile. Gilman, a historian and educator with a profound respect for the ancient world, has poured his extensive knowledge into every page of this work. His commitment to connecting past events with their cultural significance is evident in the depth of research and attention given to Egypt's influence in broader historical and sociopolitical contexts. Drawing on a wealth of archaeological findings and historical texts, Gilman has authored a work that stands as a bridge connecting modern readers to the storied past of one of history's most illustrious civilizations. His passion for the subject is clear, and it roots the book in a deep understanding of Egypt's indelible mark on human history. 'Recommended for both the seasoned Egyptologist and the curious novice, 'Egyptian History' by Arthur Gilman serves as an authoritative guide through the rich tapestry of ancient Egypt's legacy. Readers will find it a valuable resource for its encompassing view of a civilization that has captivated the imagination of scholars and laypersons alike. Gilman's commitment to detail and narrative clarity provides an accessible path into the heart of ancient Egyptian life. The book is therefore highly commendable for anyone with an avid interest in uncovering the mysteries nestled within the sands of time, and understanding how the reverberations of Egypt's cultural force echo through the ages.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: DigiCat
• Seitenzahl: 261
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 8596547715931
• Artikelnr.: 69350159

Autorenporträt

Arthur Gilman (1837-1909) was an American author, educator, and historian, widely recognized for his contributions to the study of history through a series of accessible texts. Though often associated with his work related to American history, one of Gilman's notable international works is 'Egyptian History,' which is a scholarly exploration of the ancient civilization of Egypt. Gilman's writing style is marked by clarity, thorough research, and an ability to convey complex historical narratives to a general audience, as he often did through his many educational roles including director of the Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn, New York and founder of the Cambridge School for Girls. His expertise extended to various historical periods and regions, with a particular focus on the didactic potential of history in shaping the civic understanding of his readers. In his lifetime, Gilman authored a wide array of books that reflect his commitment to education and history, such as 'The Story of Rome,' 'The Story of the Saracens,' and 'The Gilman Series of Histories' tailored for young readers. His dedication to promoting historical literacy and education continues to be recognized and appreciated by scholars and educators alike.