About the Author
Eugene Rogan
ISBN 9780141986548
Rs. 1,598
Penguin Books
The Arabs
Who it's for: Readers interested in Middle Eastern history and politics
Eugene Rogan's 'The Arabs: A History' offers a comprehensive narrative of the Arab world, spanning from the 16th-century Ottoman conquests to the complexities of the present day. This landmark work explores nearly five centuries of history across North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, drawing on diverse firsthand accounts to present a nuanced understanding of Arab experiences.Why You Should Read? Covers a vast historical period, from Ottoman rule to contemporary challenges. Integrates multiple perspectives, including those of politicians, intellectuals, and everyday individuals. Examines the evolution of Arab identity, political movements, and socio-economic factors. Provides essential context for understanding the modern Arab world and its trajectory.
Highlights
- Spans nearly five centuries, from Ottoman rule to modern times
- Covers North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula
- Draws on diverse firsthand accounts
- Examines evolution of Arab identity and political movements
- Provides context for understanding the modern Arab world
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Questions about this book
What time period does the book cover?
It covers from the 16th-century Ottoman conquests to the present day.
What geographical area does it focus on?
It focuses on North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
What kind of sources does the author use?
The author draws on diverse firsthand accounts, including those of politicians, intellectuals, and everyday individuals.
Does the book discuss the modern Arab world?
Yes, it examines the evolution of Arab identity, political movements, and socio-economic factors, providing context for the modern Arab world.