French World History

Spanning thousands of years of history and running through multiple disciplines, it is an encyclopedia for understanding France [Editor's Recommendation] ★ A classic phenomenon-level bestseller, with a novel telling method and an interesting perspective, it is by no means a historical encyclopedia in the traditional sense. ★ It is composed of 146 historical essays based on time, covering multiple topics such as politics, culture, science, fashion, etc. ★ The author has a strong lineup, composed of professors and researchers from multiple authoritative academic institutions. It is both interesting and in-depth. ★ Editor-in-Chief is Patri Bouchon, Professor of the Collège de France, and Translation is led by Zhang Xinmu, Professor of the French Department of Nanjing University. ★ Le Qiliang, professor of the History Department of Zhejiang University, and Wang Tao, professor of the School of History of Nanjing University, are particularly recommended. ★ Recommended by "Study Daily", "New York Times", "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung", "Le Monde" and other media. ★ This is world history introduced through the medium of French history, and French history explained using world history as data. Introduction This book is edited by Patrick Boujom, a professor at the Collège de France, with the participation of 122 history professors and researchers from academic institutions such as the French National Academy of Sciences, the French Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Supérieures, Sciences Po, and the National Archives. What is special about this work is that it is not a traditional French history, nor a traditional world history, but "a French history that uses world history as data." Using time as a clue (from prehistory to 2015), the authors selected important historical events and phenomena in politics, literature, medicine, art, education and other fields, and discussed the mutual influence and connections between France and the world. France and the world blend naturally in this book, which is an interesting innovation among history books around the world. [About the author] [Author] Patrick Boucheron is a professor at the Collège de France, a professor of medieval history at the Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I University), a member of the editorial board of L'Histoire, and the director of the Sorbonne Press from 2012 to 2015. He is committed to historical writing and the study of historical epistemology, and has published numerous works on the political history and urban planning history of the Italian Renaissance. He has made outstanding achievements in the fields of medieval history and global history. He is a knowledgeable historian and best-selling author. Major works: 2008: "Leonard et Machiavel" (Léonard et Machiavel), 2009: "Histoire du monde au XVe siècle" (Histoire du monde au XVe siècle), 2009: "A Summer with Machiavelli" (Un été avec Machiavel).