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9780321038562

Documents in World History: The Great Traditions : From Ancient Times to 1500

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  • ISBN13:

    9780321038562

  • ISBN10:

    0321038568

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-07-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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This brief, popular collection offers primary sources on a variety of civilizations, periods and topics in world history that will enhance teaching effectiveness and student learning. As the most concise primary source book on the market,Documents in World History gives professors the opportunity to incorporate primary materials into the classroom in a manageable and affordable way. Filled with reliable as well as less traditional materials, this book will enrich World History courses by providing exposure to original sources, by posing additional analytical issues relating to main world history themes, and by giving students practice in the rewarding capacity to interpret primary documents. A number of documents have been replaced in the Second Edition, with several purposes: increase global emphasis, provide direct comparative experience in each of the periods features, and provide experience in using documents to trace and assess global forces, again in each period.

Table of Contents

Geographical Contents vii
Topical Contents ix
Preface xi
Introduction 1(8)
Section One Early Civilizations 9(30)
Mesopotamian Values: A Pessimistic View
11(5)
The Gilgamesh Epic
Babylonian Law: How an Early State Regulated Its Subjects
16(7)
Code of Hammurabi
Egypt: Religious Culture and the Afterlife
23(6)
Book of the Dead
The Hebrew Bible
29(10)
Isaiah; Psalms; Exodus
Section Two The Classical Period, 1000 B.C.E. to 500 C.E. 39(78)
China
Key Chinese Values: Confucianism
41(6)
The Analects
Legalism: An Alternative System
47(6)
Han Fei-Tzu
Daoism
53(5)
Tao Te Ching
Women in Classical China: Pan Chao
58(6)
Lessons for Women
Classical India
``To Fight in a Righteous War'': Varna and Moral Duty in India
64(6)
The Bhagavad Gita
Buddhism and the Four Noble Truths
70(5)
from the Buddha's First Sermon
State, Society, and Economy in India: The Arthashastra
75(5)
Kautilya: Treatise on Material Gain
Gender Relations in India: Three Types of Evidence
80(6)
The Therigatha; Laws of Manu; the Mahabharata
Greece and Rome
The Greek Political Tradition
86(6)
Plutarch on Sparta; Thucydides on Athens
Mediterranean Social and Family Structure
92(4)
Aristotle, Politics and Economics
Principles of Roman Political Virtue: Plutarch
96(4)
Moralia (Precepts of Statecraft)
Global Contacts
Global Contacts: Whistling Arrows and Chinese Emperors
100(7)
Ssu-ma Ch'ien; silk statistics
Global Contacts: Precious Commodities and Cultural Interchange Rome, Arabia, India, and China
107(10)
Suetonius; Strabo; Pliny; Fa-hsien
Section Three The Postclassical Period, 500 to 1500 C.E.: Expansions and Contacts 117
The Islamic Middle East
The Koran and the Family
119
Koran
The Islamic Religion
125
The Hadith
Religious and Political Organization in the Islamic Middle East
131
Al-Mawardi: Ordinance of Government
China and Japan
``Unfit to Draw the Bow'': Peasants and Poets in Tang China
136
Tu Fu; Po Chu-Yi; Liu Tsung-Yuan; Pi Jih-Hsiu
``The Noble and Magnificent City of Hangzhou'': Marco Polo in China
143
The Travels of Marco Polo
Valor and Fair Treatment: The Rise of the Samurai
148
The Tale of the Heike; Hojo Shigetoki
Eastern Europe: Byzantium and Russia
The Early Stages of the Byzantine Empire
153
Procopius on Justinian
Russia Converts to Christianity
158
Russian Primary Chronicle
Western Europe
Feudalism: Contemporary Descriptions and the Magna Carta
162
Fulbert, Bishop of Chartres on Feudalism; Feudal Contract; the Magna Carta
Medieval Theology: Thomas Aquinas Blends Faith and Reason
168
Summa Theologica
Ideals of Courtly Love: A New Definition of ``Relationships''
175
Andreas Capellanus: Art of Courtly Love
Africa
African Kingdoms and Islam
180
Ibn Battuta
The Americas
The Mayan Creation Story
186
Popol Vuh
Tribute Under the Aztecs
190
Oviedo y Valdes, Historia General y Natural de la Indias
Forces of Change
Merchants and Trade: Sources and Comparisons
194
Ibn Khaldun; Reginald of Durham on Saint Godric
Chinggis Khan and the Rise of the Mongols
201
Juvaini; Russian Chronicles; Rashid al-Din; William of Rubruck
Global Contacts: Travelers to Holy Places
211
Buddhist, Christian, and Muslim Pilgrims
Egeria; Shaman Hwiu-Li; Ibn Jubayr; al-Umari
Global Contacts: Sailing to Calicut
222
Chinese and Portuguese Voyages
Ma Huan; Journal of the First Voyage of Vasco da Gama

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