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Edited by the authors of World in the Making and designed specifically to complement the text, this two-volume sourcebook includes more than 100 sources that give voice to both notable figures and everyday individuals. Every chapter includes an introduction and approximately six sources representing both major works and fresh perspectives. The "Contrasting Views" feature presents sources with divergent perspectives to foster comparative analysis.
This sourcebook serves as a pedagogical companion to the textbook World in the Making, providing primary source documentation to facilitate historical inquiry into global developments prior to 1500. The authors, a team of established historians, curate a collection of over 100 documents designed to bridge the gap between broad historical narratives and the specific voices of the past. By pairing major historical works with accounts from everyday individuals, the text provides a multi-faceted framework for understanding the complexities of pre-modern societies.
What You Will Find
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Educators frequently utilize this volume as a foundational tool for teaching students how to analyze historical evidence through a comparative lens. The text is noted for its accessibility and its effective organization of diverse perspectives within a structured academic format.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
2018-08-03
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190849339
ISBN-13:
9780190849337
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