Bokon Varukorg
Empires of Faith: The History of the Middle East (e-bok) av Göran Larsson
Göran Larsson , Nathan Shachar , Peter Frankopan , Mark Ronan , Ali Ansari , Hugh Kennedy , Peter Sarris , Andrew S. Gilmour , John Jenkins , Chaim Gans , James Barr , Simon Mayall , Jon Alterman , Brendan Simms , Amber Gartrell , Martin Goodman , Gabriel Martinez-Gros , Yossef Rapoport , Nelly Lahoud , Rania Abouzeid , Ali Fathollah-Nejad , Stephen Kotkin , Halil Karaveli , Selena Wisnom , Stefanie Rudolf , Kim Ghattas

Empires of Faith: The History of the Middle East e-bok

124 kr
The Middle East has always been a central site for trade and conquests. Its location has brought enormous wealth, cultural exchange and intellectual vitality – but also conflicts, instability and enduring political tensions. Understanding the region’s past is crucial to understanding the present day.In the anthology Empires of Faith internationally renowned scholars and writers explore the long h…
The Middle East has always been a central site for trade and conquests. Its location has brought enormous wealth, cultural exchange and intellectual vitality – but also conflicts, instability and enduring political tensions. Understanding the region’s past is crucial to understanding the present day.In the anthology Empires of Faith internationally renowned scholars and writers explore the long history of the Middle East – from Mesopotamia, the Persian Empire and Alexander the Great to the emergence of Christianity and Islam, the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, and the dramatic transformation of the region in the 20th century. How have religion, civilisation and imperial ambitions shaped the Middle East? What is the legacy of the great empires and how did they influence laws, culture, governance and the everyday lives of their subjects? And to what extent are the repercussions of this history still visible in today’s political and religious landscape?
E-bok 124 kr
Kan läsas i Bokons appar för iPhone/iPad och Android, i iBooks och på Kindle
Författare Göran Larsson (författare), Nathan Shachar (författare), Peter Frankopan (författare), Mark Ronan (författare), Ali Ansari (författare), Hugh Kennedy (författare), Peter Sarris (författare), Andrew S. Gilmour (författare), John Jenkins (författare), Chaim Gans (författare), James Barr (författare), Simon Mayall (författare), Jon Alterman (författare), Brendan Simms (författare), Amber Gartrell (författare), Martin Goodman (författare), Gabriel Martinez-Gros (författare), Yossef Rapoport (författare), Nelly Lahoud (författare), Rania Abouzeid (författare), Ali Fathollah-Nejad (författare), Stephen Kotkin (författare), Halil Karaveli (författare), Selena Wisnom (författare), Stefanie Rudolf (författare), Kim Ghattas (författare), Kurt Almqvist (redaktör), Louise Belfrage (redaktör), Patric Leo (annat)
Förlag Bokförlaget Stolpe
Utgiven 14.10.2026
Genrer Historia & Arkeologi
Språk English
Format epub
Kopieringsskydd Vattenmärkt
ISBN 9789190022436

The Middle East has always been a central site for trade and conquests. Its location has brought enormous wealth, cultural exchange and intellectual vitality – but also conflicts, instability and enduring political tensions. Understanding the region’s past is crucial to understanding the present day.In the anthology Empires of Faith internationally renowned scholars and writers explore the long history of the Middle East – from Mesopotamia, the Persian Empire and Alexander the Great to the emergence of Christianity and Islam, the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, and the dramatic transformation of the region in the 20th century. How have religion, civilisation and imperial ambitions shaped the Middle East? What is the legacy of the great empires and how did they influence laws, culture, governance and the everyday lives of their subjects? And to what extent are the repercussions of this history still visible in today’s political and religious landscape?

Inga recensioner än