A mais breve história da Europa
Uma visão original e fascinante das forças que moldaram o mundo [An Original and Fascinating Look at the Forces That Shaped the World]
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Alex Ferreira
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John Hirst
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Nesse audiolivro ágil e provocador, o renomado historiador John Hirst explica o que tornou a Europa o berço da civilização ocidental e a sociedade mais vanguardista do planeta em áreas como arte, ciência, filosofia e qualidade de vida.
Hirst começa identificando as três forças que deram origem à civilização europeia: a cultura da Grécia e da Roma antigas; o cristianismo; e a cultura bélica e feudal dos germânicos. Em seguida, conta como essa mistura instável acabaria se rompendo e então nos guia por um panorama da Antiguidade aos dias atuais a partir de temas como formas de governo, idiomas, religiões, jogos de poder e conflitos bélicos.
Com um texto claro e bem-humorado e diversas ilustrações que vem no PDF complementar, o autor nos apresenta a cavaleiros e sacerdotes, alemães românticos e franceses revolucionários, camponeses e líderes geniais—todas as peças que moldaram nossa forma de pensar e nos relacionar.
Sintético porém abrangente, A mais breve história da Europa encara o desafio de resumir milênios em poucas horas, mas não se limita a descrever os acontecimentos e todos os fatos importantes—ele explica o que cada um deles significou para a Europa e como influenciou e influencia o resto do mundo.
OBSERVAÇÃO: Quando comprar este título, o PDF que o acompanha estará disponível em sua Biblioteca Audible junto com o áudio.
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