
Sapiens a Graphic History Volume 1-3 Books Collection Set By Yuval Noah Harari (The Birth of Humankind, The Pillars of Civilization and The Masters of History)
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- ISBN
- 9789124020446
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- LWP14324
Titles in Collection & Description
Discover the story of humankind in a vibrant and accessible graphic format with the Sapiens: A Graphic History collection by bestselling historian Yuval Noah Harari. Bringing together fascinating ideas from history, science, anthropology and philosophy, this illustrated series explores how Homo sapiens became the dominant species on Earth.
With engaging storytelling, humour and striking artwork, these books make complex ideas about human history easier to explore and understand. Perfect for readers interested in history, science, society and the story of our species.
Titles in This Set:
- Sapiens: A Graphic History – Volume 1: The Birth of Humankind
- Sapiens: A Graphic History – Volume 2: The Pillars of Civilization
- Sapiens: A Graphic History – Volume 3: The Masters of History
About the Collection
The Birth of Humankind takes readers back to the earliest days of Homo sapiens, exploring how our ancestors lived, interacted and eventually spread across the world. It examines the cognitive changes that helped humans cooperate and build increasingly complex societies.
The Pillars of Civilization explores the development of agriculture, settlements and organised societies. As humans began living together on a larger scale, new systems of religion, money, politics and social organisation transformed the way people lived.
The Masters of History continues the journey through the major forces that shaped human civilisation, exploring how empires, ideologies, technology and human cooperation have influenced the course of history.
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