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The West in The World, 2/e

Dennis Sherman
Joyce E. Salisbury

ISBN: 0072819561
Copyright year: 2004

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The West in the World Volume 1 is 0072878312

The West in the World Volume 2 is 0072878320

The West in the World Renaissance to the Present is 0072878452

A social history within a political and cultural framework, The West in the World looks at the development of western civilization within the context of the world. Rather than treating the evolution of western civilization as an isolated event, Sherman and Salisbury examine how the west evolved in time with--and often, in response to--the events that shaped civilizations around the globe. In addition to setting the history of western civilization in context, this groundbreaking new text distinguishes itself from standard survey texts by being the first to fully integrate visual history with traditional narrative style. Readers glimpse the craft of the historian through integrated discussions of the visual program in the book; throughout the text, the authors address how the paintings, sculpture, and other art of the times serve as primary sources in informing the reader about that period in history. In addition to drawing the art program into the text, The West in the World includes visual learning tools such as Thinking about Geography maps with guiding questions, and timelines at the beginning and end of each chapter. The West in the World also offers complete coverage of western civilization in a “midsize” book--this unique length provides more detailed and comprehensive coverage than brief books, but is not as exhaustive and unmanageable as larger survey texts.

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