World history: journeys from past to present
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| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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London [u.a.]
Routledge
2013
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| Ausgabe: | 2. ed. |
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Umfang: | XXVIII, 736 S. Ill., Kt. |
| ISBN: | 9780415669993 9780415670005 |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of plates
xiii
List of maps
xvii
Figure credits
xix
Preface to the Second Edition
xxiii
A visual tour of World History: Journeys
from Past to Present
xxvi
Part I Emergence (Human origins
to
500
ce)
1
Part I Introduction
2
1
Human migration: World history in
motion
4
Introduction to the theme of migration
5
Evolutionary footprints: Human
origins in Africa
6
Origin myths: The creation of the
world
10
Colonization of the planet
15
Primary source: The origin of human
consciousness
16
Primary source: Interviewing ancient
rock art
19
Crossing boundaries: Later migrations
24
Summary
28
Notes
29
Suggested readings
29
Online resources
29
Study questions
30
Technology and environment:
Transformations in world history
.il
Introduction to the theme of
environment
32
Technology defines human culture
33
Agricultural beginnings
40
Early agricultural societies
45
Technology and environment
50
Primary source: Lamenting technology
57
Summary
58
Suggested readings
59
Online resources
60
Study questions
60
Cities and city life in world history
61
Introduction to the theme of cities
63
World demography: Crowded daily
lives
64
Emerging complexity
65
Primary source: Theognis on tyranny and
social discord
76
Later expansion of commercial cities
79
Cities and population growth
81
Summary
. 81
Suggested readings
82
CONTENTS
Online
resources
Study questions
83
83
4
Ideas and power: Goddesses, kings,
and sages
85
Introduction to the theme of ideas
and power
86
From goddesses and gods to god-kings
87
Primary source: The Code of Hammurabi
(ca.
1750
все)
88
Divine encounters: Transformations
in religion and society
93
From god-kings to prophets and
preachers
95
Sages and society: Philosophy and
politics in early China and Greece
101
The idea of empire
105
Summary 111
Suggested readings
113
Online resources
113
Study questions
113
Parti Summary
114
Partii
Order (Ice to
1500
ce)
112
Partii
Introduction
118
5
The spread of world religions:
Missionaries, merchants, and
monarcas
120
Introduction to the theme of the
spread of religions
121
Buddhism
123
Christianity
129
Primary source: Prince Vladimir s search
for a religion
136
Islam
137
Summary
146
Suggested readings
147
Online resources
147
Study questions
148
6
Making a living: World economies
149
Introduction to the theme of world
economies
149
Manorial economies in medieval
England and Japan
151
Markets and money in medieval
China
155
Slavic peoples and the economy of
Rus :
Trade and agriculture
158
Pastoral economies: Herders and
horsemen
159
Primary source: Making a living in
Badakhshan
160
Farmers and traders in Southeast Asia
162
Rulers and regional economies in
South Asia
163
Environmental diversity and
ecological adaptation in Africa
164
Land, labor, and markets in the
Mexica-Aztec economy
165
Trade and tribute in the Incan Empire
167
Economy and environment in North
American landscapes
171
Religion and the economy in the
Islamic world
172
Regional systems and the impact of
long-distance trade
173
Summary
174
Note
175
Suggested readings
175
Online resources
175
Study questions
175
7
Family matters: Gender, family, and
household
176
Introduction to the theme of gender,
family, and household in world
history
178
Gender, family, and household in
Roman law and society
179
Christianity, family, and household
in medieval Europe
180
Confucianism, family, and household
in Imperial China
182
Primary source: How to manage a family
in twelfth-century China
184
Women and family in Northeast
Asia: Korea and Japan
186
vi
CONTENTS
Women, family, and household in
Inner Asia
188
The impact of Islam on women,
family, and household in West
Asia
189
African women, families, and
households: Matrilineality and
motherhood
193
Caste, marriage, and family in South
Asia
195
Women, family, and household in
Southeast Asia
196
Gender, family, and household in
North America
197
Family and household in
Mesoamerica and South America
199
Summary
200
Notes
201
Suggested readings
201
Online resources
202
Study questions
202
8
lies that bind: Uncage, clientage,
and caste
20Л
Introduction to the theme of lineage,
clientage, and caste
205
Lineage societies in West Asia
206
Lineage societies and states in East
and Inner Asia
209
Caste and society in South Asia
211
Lineage, clientage, and caste in Africa
212
Lineage and community in North
America
216
Lineage and state in the Mexica-Aztec
and Incan Empires
218
Feudalism in Europe and Japan
219
Slavery
224
Primary source: Zhou Daguan on slaves in
the Khmer Empire
227
Summary
227
Suggested readings
228
Online resources
229
Study questions
229
9
Karly
empires 2,i()
Introduction to the theme of early
empires
231
Maritime and mainland empires
in Southeast Asia: Srivijaya and
Khmer
233
Nomads and empire in Eurasia:
The Mongol Empire
237
Primary source: Ibn al-Athir on the Mongol
conquest of Persia
240
Trade, technology, ecology, and
culture: The Mali Empire in West
Africa
244
Empires in the Americas
247
Summary
252
Suggested readings
254
Online resources
254
Study questions
254
Part
II Summary: Mapping order
256
Part III Connections
(500-1600
ce)
259
l art
III Introduction
260
262
10
Connections across land and sea
Introduction to the theme of
connections
263
Cowries, coins, and commerce
264
Trade commodities
266
Merchants and international trade
268
Money and international exchange
269
Diplomatic connections
270
Religious connections
271
Primary source: Ibn
Battuta,
world traveler
274
Commercial connections
276
Connections in the Americas
283
Pacific connections before
1500 286
Northern Eurasian connections:
The Vikings
288
Summary
291
Note
292
Suggested readings
292
Online resources
292
Study questions
292
vii
CONTENTS
11
Cultural memory: Transmitting
traditions
294
Introduction to the theme of cultural
memory
295
Cultural memory systems: Oral
traditions
297
Cultural memory systems: Writing
300
Cultural memory systems: History
302
Cultural categories of knowledge:
History, theology, and philosophy
303
Epic poetry and cultural memory
306
The representation of cultural
memory
307
Religion and cultural memory
309
Technology and cultural memory
314
Institutions and the transmission
of cultural memory
317
Education, universities, and schools
318
Brotherhoods and guilds
320
Cultural hegemony and resistance
321
Summary
322
Suggested readings
323
Online resources
324
Study questions
324
12
Commerce and change: Creating a
world system
325
Introduction to the theme of
commerce and change
326
Debating the rise of the West
327
Technology, commerce, and the
expansion of Europe
328
European voyages of exploration
329
Commerce and change in the West
African gold trade
331
Commerce and change in China
333
Silver s global connections
335
Primary source: Ferdinand Magellan s
voyage around the world,
1519-22 340
Summary
341
Suggested readings
342
Online resources
342
Study questions
343
Part IV Bridging worlds
(1300-1800
ce)
Part IV Introduction
347
348
Part III Summary
344
13
Commerce and change: Building a
world system
350
Introduction to the theme of world
systems of knowledge and wealth
351
Mercantilism and the Atlantic world,
ca.
1500-1750 353
Mercantilism
353
The creation of a global economy:
Silver, sugar, and slaves
357
The slave trade
359
Slavery and the African diaspora
360
The impact of the slave trade on
African societies
361
African merchants in the Atlantic
world
362
Primary source: The business of
Willem
Bosman
364
The Atlantic world and the Americas
365
Transformations in the Americas:
European impact and resistance
366
Distinctions among colonies
368
European expansion in the Indian
Ocean
368
European expansion in the Pacific
370
The East Asian core and periphery:
China, Japan, and the world
economy
374
Summary
377
Note
377
Suggested readings
378
Online resources
378
Study questions
378
14
Traditions and their transformations
379
Introduction to the theme of
traditions and their
transformations
380
Renaissances and cultural rebirth
381
Primary source: Print technology, scripts,
and vernacular languages
386
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CONTENTS
Cultural rebirth in East Asia:
Neo-Confucianism in China
387
Fractured tradition: Religious
reformations in sixteenth-century
Europe
389
Blended traditions: Syncretisms and
society in East Asia
391
The scientific revolution and the
Enlightenment in Europe
393
Traditions and their transformations
in the Islamic world
396
Summary
406
Suggested readings
407
Online resources
408
Study questions
408
15
Maritime worlds: The Atlantic,
Pacific, and Indian Ocean worlds
409
Introduction to the theme of
maritime boundaries, encounters,
and frontiers
410
Discovering longitude
412
European arms and sails: Maritime
hegemony
413
Redefining the Indian Ocean
415
The Pacific routes and the rise of the
West
417
The creation of an Atlantic Economy:
Sugar and slaves
418
Piracy, trade, and the politics of
maritime frontiers
421
Primary source: Diary of
Méndez
Pinto
425
Summary
428
Note
428
Suggested readings
428
Online resources
429
Study questions
429
16
Landings: Boundaries, frontiers, and
encounters
430
Introduction to the theme of
boundaries, frontiers and encounters
on land
432
Mapping the world
432
Sacred encounters: Jesuit missionaries
in Asia, Africa, and the Americas
435
Gender boundaries
438
Boundaries, encounters, and frontiers
in North America and Southern
Africa
439
Boundaries and frontiers in the
Russian Empire
444
Primary source: The furry world that trade
(and the beaver) created
446
The abode of Islam : Boundaries,
encounters, and frontiers in the
Islamic world
446
Boundaries and frontiers of the
Chinese Empire
448
Frontiers of resistance in the Atlantic
world
450
Summary
454
Suggested readings
455
Online resources
455
Study questions
456
Part IV Summary: Reweaving the
threads of culture
457
PartV Transforming lives
(1500-1900) 459
PartV Introduction
460
17
Crucibles of change: Material worlds
and social lives
461
Introduction to the theme of material
worlds
464
Landscapes of cultural identity
464
Landscapes of conquest and change
469
Expanding urban landscapes in Africa
473
Islamic landscapes: Technology and
architecture
474
Urban landscapes in East Asia
477
Changing world landscapes: Trade,
technology, and material
transformations
478
Commodities and cultures: Europe
and the world
479
IX
CONTENTS
Technology, textiles, and trade in
Asia
481
Social landscapes: Transformations in
community and cultural life
483
The changing landscape of the
human body
486
Primary source: The daily lives of travelers
and merchants
489
Altering the human body: Changing
diets
490
Summary
494
Suggested readings
495
Online resources
495
Study questions
495
18
The nation-state, nationalism, and
revolution
496
Introduction to the theme of the
nation-state, nationalism, and
revolution
497
The English Revolution and the
nation-state
498
Revolutions in the Atlantic world
499
Primary source: Declaration of the Rights
of Woman
504
National revolutions in South
America
507
The construction of national identities
in Europe
510
The construction of American
national identity
514
Culture and national identities
517
The evolution of European
nation-states
520
Summary
523
Suggested readings
524
Online resources
524
Study questions
525
19
The Industrial Revolution and its
global consequences
526
Introduction to the theme of
technological change
527
Technology and environment in the
Industrial Revolution
528
New technologies and the Industrial
Revolution
532
Primary source: Textile workers in Wilson s
Mill, Nottingham
539
The global spread of the Industrial
Revolution
540
The global industrial system
543
Global urban growth
544
Summary
544
Note
545
Suggested readings
545
Online resources
545
Study questions
545
Part V Summary: Persistence of
traditions encountering change
547
Part VI
Foxging
a global community
(1800-present)
549
Part VI Introduction
550
20
Tentacles of empire: The new
imperialism and new nationalisms,
1800-1914 552
Introduction to the theme of the new
imperialism and new nationalisms
554
The technologies of imperialism
554
The ideologies of imperialism
555
Primary source: Kaiser
Wilhelm
on
Germany s place in the sun
557
The new imperialism in Africa
558
The British Raj and the growth of
Indian nationalism
563
Imperialism and colonialism in
Southeast Asia
565
Imperialism and nationalism in East
Asia
566
Imperialism in the Pacific
571
Settler societies and new nations:
Canada, Australia, and New Zealand
573
New nations and new colonialism in
Latin America
574
The United States and the rise of the
American Empire
577
Summary
581
CONTENTS
Suggested readings
Online resources
Study questions
582
583
583
21
Global order and disorder: War and
peace,
1900-50 584
Introduction to the theme of war and
peace
585
European nationalisms and global
war
586
World War I and the Russian
Revolution
590
The Ottoman Empire and modern
Turkey
591
The global economy and the Great
Depression
592
Social democracy in interwar Britain,
France, and the United States
593
Fascism in Europe
594
Fascism in Asia
597
Nationalism and war in China
598
From regional conflicts to global
war
599
War and society
604
Primary source: Korean comfort women
606
The Cold War
609
Summary
610
Suggested readings
611
Online resources
611
Study questions
611
22
Resistance and revolution in the
long twentieth century
613
Introduction to the theme of
resistance and revolution
615
Marxism and models for revolutionary
change
615
Nationalism and resistance: Indian
independence
617
Nationalism, decolonization, and
independence in Southeast Asia
619
Nationalism, decolonization, and
independence in Africa
622
Resistance and revolution in Latin
America
625
Decolonization and Arab
nationalism
630
Primary source: Anwar al-Sadat on African
and Asian solidarity against colonialism
631
Resistance and revolution in East
Asia
633
Resistance movements in Europe and
the United States
638
Summary
640
Suggested readings
641
Online resources
642
Study questions
642
23
The new globalization: Technology
and the environment
643
Introduction to the theme of
technology and environment
644
Industrial capitalism, transportation,
and production
645
Global transformations
646
The landscapes of imperialism
649
Resistance and organized labor
652
Technology, war, and the
environment
655
Economic globalization
657
Ecology, technology, and global
warming
659
Primary source: Fossil fuels
660
Seeking environmental and social
justice
661
Summary
662
Note
662
Suggested readings
663
Online resources
663
Study questions
663
24
Globalization, world history, and
human identity
664
Introduction to the theme of
globalization, world history, and
human identity
665
National identities and global
community
666
Globalization and inequality
668
Migration and
diasporas
669
Xl
CONTENTS
Demography and urbanization
672
Globalization-and changing families
673
Gender and identity
679
Race, ethnicity, and identity
681
Religion and identity
682
Human rights, genocide, and justice
686
Primary source: Technology and human
survival: The atomic bomb
687
Summary
688
Suggested readings
690
Online resources
690
Study questions
691
Part
Vi
Summary: Human agency and
the power of the past
692
Glossary
694
Index
705
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| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 9780415669993 9780415670005 |
| language | English |
| lccn | 2011034215 |
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| physical | XXVIII, 736 S. Ill., Kt. |
| publishDate | 2013 |
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| publisher | Routledge |
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| spellingShingle | Goucher, Candice L. Walton, Linda A. ca. 20./21. Jh World history journeys from past to present World history Textbooks |
| title | World history journeys from past to present |
| title_auth | World history journeys from past to present |
| title_exact_search | World history journeys from past to present |
| title_full | World history journeys from past to present Candice Goucher and Linda Walton |
| title_fullStr | World history journeys from past to present Candice Goucher and Linda Walton |
| title_full_unstemmed | World history journeys from past to present Candice Goucher and Linda Walton |
| title_short | World history |
| title_sort | world history journeys from past to present |
| title_sub | journeys from past to present |
| topic | World history Textbooks |
| topic_facet | World history Textbooks |
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