Overview
"Varldshistorien" erbjuder en storslagen och sammanh ngande skildring av m nsklighetens resa genom tiderna, fr n de f rsta organiserade samh llena till den moderna erans b rjan. F rfattaren E. Svens n tar l saren p en resa genom kontinenter och epoker, d r fokus ligger p de stora historiska linjerna, kulturella framsteg och de politiska krafter som har format v rlden.
Verket analyserar de mest betydelsefulla h ndelserna och personligheterna som p verkat civilisationens g ng, och ger en insiktsfull verblick ver hur olika folk och kulturer har interagerat genom krig, handel och kulturellt utbyte. Genom att belysa b de de antika storrikenas uppg ng och de stora dragen i den europeiska och globala utvecklingen, lyckas boken presentera en helhetsbild av m nniskans gemensamma arv.
Med sitt pedagogiska tilltal och sin detaljrikedom r "Varldshistorien" en v rdefull resurs f r alla som s ker en djupare f rst else f r historiska processer och de grundvalar som den moderna v rlden vilar p . Det r ett klassiskt verk inom historisk facklitteratur som kombinerar bred kunskap med en engagerande ber ttarstil, vilket g r de stora historiska sammanhangen tillg ngliga f r en bred l sekrets.
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- ISBN-13: 9781026069288
- ISBN-10: 1026069289
- Publisher: Tradd Street Press
- Publish Date: February 2026
- Dimensions: 9.21 x 6.14 x 1.22 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.84 pounds
- Page Count: 606
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