The Birth of the Nation offers a vivid portrait of American society on the eve of the Revolution. Arthur M. Schlesinger examines the daily life, values, beliefs, and social structures of the colonies before independence. Through detailed analysis of political tensions, economic conditions, religious influences, and cultural developments, the book reveals how diverse colonial communities contrib…
The Kodansha Encyclopedia of Japan, Volume 2, is part of a comprehensive reference series that offers authoritative, scholarly coverage of Japan’s history, culture, society, geography, politics, arts, and major figures. Written by leading experts and supported by illustrations, charts, and cross-references, this volume provides detailed entries intended for students, researchers, and general …
This book is a scholarly collection of essays exploring the formation of American identity through myth, ideology, and popular culture. Edited by Sam B. Girgus, the volume analyzes how cultural narratives, national myths, and social values shape the American self. Featuring contributions from various writers, the book examines the relationship between American civilization, popular culture, and…
The Ancient History Book is one volume of the Indonesian Heritage series which presents a comprehensive overview of the early history of the Indonesian archipelago. The contents of the book include the development of prehistoric culture, archaeological findings, human migration, the process of early formation of society, as well as cultural interactions that form the basis of Indonesian civiliz…
This book presents a comprehensive study of Peruvian cultural history from pre-Columbian times to the modern era. Dobyns and Doughty describe the development of Andean society, Inca culture, social changes after the Spanish conquest, and the ethnic, economic, and political dynamics that shape contemporary Peru. Using an anthropological and historical approach, this book provides a comprehensive…
This book, written by Manfred Mai, provides a concise and accessible overview of world history from ancient civilizations to the modern era. Aimed at general readers and students, it narrates key historical developments, major cultural shifts, political transformations, and significant events that shaped human civilization. With clear storytelling and chronological structure, the book offers an…
This comprehensive work by Franklin D. Scott provides an in-depth overview of the history, culture, politics, and societal development of the Scandinavian region, including Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, and Finland. As a revised and enlarged edition, the book explores the evolution of Scandinavian societies from their early origins to the modern era, highlighting their contributions to Euro…
This classic work by Steven Runciman offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of the history, culture, society, religion, and political life of the Byzantine Empire. First published in 1933, the book explores the development of Byzantine civilisation from its Roman roots to its flourishing as a unique medieval culture. Runciman examines Byzantine art, literature, administration, daily life, …
This book by Z. N. Brooke provides a detailed account of European history from 911 to 1198, a formative period in the development of medieval Europe. It examines political, social, and religious transformations, including the rise of monarchies, the influence of the Church, the growth of feudal institutions, and the shaping of medieval society. The narrative offers insight into major events and…
This textbook by Stewart C. Easton provides a broad survey of the development of Western civilization from its ancient origins to the modern era. The work examines major political, social, cultural, and intellectual movements that shaped Western history. Emphasizing continuity and change across centuries, the book offers an accessible narrative supported by illustrations and historical examples…