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J. M. Roberts

    14 avril 1928 – 30 mai 2003

    John Morris Roberts était un historien britannique dont les œuvres approfondies explorent le vaste panorama de l'histoire humaine. Son écriture se caractérise par une compréhension profonde et une capacité à relier les événements passés à leur impact durable sur le présent. Roberts était un auteur et un vulgarisateur reconnu de l'histoire, habile à rendre accessibles les concepts historiques complexes à un large public.

    Antiquity Unveiled
    History of the World
    Rome and the Classical West
    The Illustrated History of the World 2
    Histoire du monde 01
    Histoire du monde 03
    • Vol. 1: Ce premier tome, qui couvre la période allant de 7 000 av. J.-C. à 500 ap. J.-C., s'ouvre sur la préhistoire pour se conclure lorsque chutent les Empires romain et Han. Les auteurs s'emploient ainsi à expliquer les cultures mésopotamiennes (Sumer, Babylone), égyptienne et méditerranéennes (Mycènes, Grèce, Rome), mais aussi la Chine et l'Inde classiques. Se faisant, ils éclairent la naissance de ces grands fondements culturels que sont les religions (judaïsme, bouddhisme, confucianisme, christianisme et hindouisme), l'apparition de pratiques et techniques essentielles (écritures, rites funéraires) et de formes politiques primordiales (monarchie, théocratie, démocratie). -- 4ème de couverture

      Histoire du monde 01
    • From the evolution of Homo sapiens to space exploration, this comprehensive survey of human history presents a vivid narrative of major events, developments, and personalities. The author skillfully condenses thousands of years of history, intertwining stories of empires, arts, religion, economics, and science. Beginning with early hominids, the narrative progresses through the rise of Mesopotamian civilizations and ancient Egypt, with significant attention to Indian and Chinese civilizations, which have maintained cultural continuity for millennia. The book also explores developments in Africa and South America, supported by photographs of key archaeological finds that illustrate early arts, engineering, and religion. The author connects these cultural advancements to changing economic landscapes, highlighting the significance of trade routes and agricultural progress in shaping political and societal transformations. The narrative advances through the Roman Empire, the emergence of Islam, samurai rule in Japan, medieval African kingdoms, Mongol conquests, and European expansion. It covers pivotal events such as American independence, the French Revolution, colonial empires, Japan's modernization, and the World Wars, alongside discussions of scientific breakthroughs. Enhanced by informative maps and artwork, this work effectively conveys the impact of influential individuals and historical forces, culminating in the era of a

      History of the World
    • Antiquity Unveiled

      Ancient Voices from the Spirit Realms Proving Christianity to Be of Heathen Origin

      • 636pages
      • 23 heures de lecture
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      Challenging the origins of Christianity, J.M. Roberts argues that the religion is rooted in pagan beliefs and practices, drawing on evidence from ancient texts and archaeological findings. The book delves into the influences of ancient spirituality on modern religions, presenting a range of historical figures and contexts, including Apollonius of Tyana and Constantine. This exploration offers a thought-provoking perspective for readers interested in the intersections of religion and history. The work is a facsimile reprint, preserving its cultural significance.

      Antiquity Unveiled
    • Offering the depth and breadth of the larger edition, a concise, beautifully illustrated, conveniently sized edition combines intellectual, economic, cultural, and political history in a volume that is international in scope and ranges from prehistory to the present

      A Concise History of the World
    • Comprehensive in its scope and brilliantly readable, this is a superb follow-up to the author's bestselling Penguin History of the World. Beginning with prehistory and the early civilizations of the Aegean, The Penguin History of Europe traces the development of European identity in its many guises, through the age of Christendom, the Middle Ages, early Modern history and the old European order.

      The Penguin History of Europe
    • Beginning with pre-history and the early civilisations of the Aegean, this book traces the development of the European identity through its many guises. Every period is covered from the Roman empire through to empire building & industrialisation

      A History of Europe
    • Europe 1880-1945

      • 544pages
      • 20 heures de lecture
      3,8(44)Évaluer

      As a standard introduction to Modern European history, this book by a renowned British historian is highly regarded and widely used in academia. It is designed for first-year undergraduates and beyond, offering a comprehensive overview of the subject that combines engaging narrative with scholarly insights, making it accessible and informative for students.

      Europe 1880-1945