John G. Jackson's Man, God, and Civilization presents a comprehensive study of the early development of human civilization and the evolution of religious ideas from prehistoric times to modern society. Jackson examines the relationship between culture, religion, and social development, and traces the influence of Ancient Egypt, Africa, and other early civilizations on Western religious thought …
Présence Africaine Volume 30 presents a collection of essays, poems, and critical writings that explore major political, cultural, and philosophical issues in Africa during the mid-20th century. The volume discusses colonialism, apartheid, the rise of single-party systems, and the search for an authentic African philosophy, while also featuring literary works and cultural reviews. Together, th…
This book provides a comprehensive overview of Vietnamese history from its earliest cultural foundations to modern times. Written by renowned historian Nguyễn Khắc Viện, it presents a clear narrative of the nation’s political, social, and cultural evolution. The author explains major historical periods, including early kingdoms, Chinese domination, the rise of independent dynasties, col…
This book presents a summary of African history from early times to the modern period, focusing on major themes in the development of African civilization. Basil Davidson highlights Africa's political, cultural, and economic history, as well as its relations with the outside world, while providing a fresh approach to African historiography. This revised edition updates the analysis and adds a d…
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to African society and culture, covering social history, family structure, traditional economics, religion, and the dynamics of social change. Written by two leading anthropologists, this revised edition updates the field data and interpretations to reflect developments in African research through the early 1970s. This book is an essential referen…
Conflict: The Western World—1914 to the Present is a comprehensive study of the major conflicts that have shaped the Western world since 1914. It examines the background, course, and political-social impact of World War I, World War II, and the postwar international tensions that have influenced the modern world order. Frank P. Chambers provides a thorough analysis of the political, economic,…
John Reader's Africa: A Biography of the Continent is a comprehensive study of the long history of the African continent, from the origins of early humans to the development of modern societies. Using an interdisciplinary approach encompassing archaeology, anthropology, evolutionary biology, and social history, Reader explains how the environment, migration, and cultural dynamics shaped the jou…
John G. Jackson's Introduction to African Civilizations is a comprehensive overview of the origins and development of African civilizations from prehistoric times to the modern era. Using a historical and anthropological approach, Jackson highlights Africa's significant contributions to world culture, including the development of science, art, religion, and social structures. This book seeks to…
The Egypt Story presents a richly illustrated exploration of Egypt’s ancient civilization, showcasing its art, monuments, people, and historical legacy. Featuring the photography of Fred J. Maroon and text by P. H. Newby, the book captures Egypt's architectural wonders, archaeological treasures, and cultural heritage through vivid images and scholarly commentary. It provides readers with an i…
The Ancient Near Eastern Tradition offers an introduction to the civilizations, cultures, and intellectual traditions of the ancient Near East, including Mesopotamia, Egypt, and neighboring regions. Milton Covensky explores the religious beliefs, social structures, political systems, and literary traditions that shaped early human societies. The book examines how the ideas and practices of thes…