What Happened in History

What Happened in History

V Gordon Childe

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Atlantic Publishers & Dist (Pvt) Ltd
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Historia general y mundial
ISBN:
9788126944989
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Among the most notable works on the comprehensive history of humankind, V. Gordon Childe’s What Happened in History takes on a curious and interesting perspective while examining our ancient era. Childe’s groundbreaking work divides human history into four distinct stages or ’revolutions’, namely the agricultural, urban, industrial and scientific, wherein each is marked by a fundamental change in the human-environment interaction. Using a socio-economic lens, the book takes a deep dive into the archaeology and history of the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages right up to the iron age, and finally, the decline of the ancient civilization by tracing developments in each age. This method of enquiry enables Childe to mark the differences and map the historical shifts in the mental and material world of prehistoric societies. The curvature of civilizations is explored through the modern themes of government, religion and science as they develop and expand. He knits the pieces and ends with a personal evaluation and commentary on the rise and decline of these historical civilizations. By taking a step back, Childe draws his conclusions for the survival of our present world as we know it. Childe’s work has had a significant impact on history and archaeology and his ideas continue to be studied and debated. His insights into the major revolutions of human history have helped to shape our understanding of the past and provide context and insights for the challenges and opportunities our society continues to encounter.

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