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Ethiopia And The Origin Of Civilization Hardcover

Ethiopia And The Origin Of Civilization Hardcover

Hardcover

African HistoryAncient History General

Publisher Price: $24.00

ISBN10: 163923294X
ISBN13: 9781639232949
Publisher: Lushena Books Inc
Published: Aug 26 2021
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.25 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
  • Discover the True African Roots of Human Civilization
  • First published in 1939, Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization is a foundational text of Pan-African and Afrocentric historical scholarship. Written by esteemed historian and educator John G. Jackson, this powerful essay systematically dismantles the Eurocentric historical narratives of the early 20th century that sought to minimize or erase the contributions of the African continent to human progress.
  • Drawing upon archaeological findings, classical Greek and Roman historical accounts, and comparative linguistics, Jackson presents a compelling case that the cradle of civilization was located not in Europe or Asia, but in Africa. He explores the profound cultural, scientific, and religious achievements of ancient Ethiopia and Egypt, demonstrating how these early African empires laid the essential groundwork for the modern world.
  • Inside this classic historical text, readers will explore:
    • The Cradle of Civilization: Evidence pointing to Ethiopia and the broader African continent as the birthplace of advanced human society.
    • Egypt and Ethiopia: The deep historical, cultural, and ancestral connections between these two great ancient empires.
    • Challenging the Narrative: A rigorous, scholarly critique of colonial and Eurocentric views of world history.
  • A vital primary source for students of African history, Pan-Africanism, and Black studies, Ethiopia and the Origin of Civilization is a brief but monumental work that forever shifted the landscape of historical scholarship.

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