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Guns, Germs and Steel : The Fates of Human Societies par Jared M. Diamond (2001)

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ISBN
9781565115149
Publication Year
2001
Format
Compact Disc
Language
English
Book Title
Guns, Germs and Steel : the Fates of Human Societies
Author
Jared M. Diamond
Publisher
Highbridge Company
Genre
History, Social Science
Topic
Civilization, Human Geography, General, Anthropology / General

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Winner of the Pulitzer PrizeIn this groundbreaking work, evolutionary biologist Jared Diamond stunningly dismantles racially based theories of human history by revealing the environmental factors actually responsible for history's broadest patterns. It is a story that spans 13,000 years of human history, beginning when Stone Age hunter-gatherers constituted the entire human population. Guns, Germs, and Steel is a world history that really is a history of all the world's peoples, a unified narrative of human life.

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Publisher
Highbridge Company
ISBN-10
1565115147
ISBN-13
9781565115149
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1984180

Product Key Features

Book Title
Guns, Germs and Steel : the Fates of Human Societies
Author
Jared M. Diamond
Format
Compact Disc
Language
English
Topic
Civilization, Human Geography, General, Anthropology / General
Publication Year
2001
Genre
History, Social Science

Dimensions

Item Length
5.3in.
Item Height
1.1in.
Item Width
6.4in.
Item Weight
6.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Number of Volumes
5 Vols.
Edition Description
Abridged Edition
Copyright Date
2001
Narrated by
Gardner, Grover
Number of Pages
1 Pages

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  • Great content, crummy narration

    While Jared Diamond is thorough, personable and occasionally funny, the audio adaptation is very bad. With a text this difficult, the listener needs an audio version that will to reinforce the author's meaning. Doug Ordunio does just the opposite. If not for his accent (which is perfect) I would think he was new to the English language. In a book of this size, Ordunio could be forgiven for the occasional mistake (saying "prerequisites" instead of "perquisites" and not knowing that "habitat" and "biome" were being used as synonyms), but he reads many passages as if he's never seen them before. His inflection will indicate that he has completed a sentence only for him to then tack on an additional clause. Throughout the book, he stresses the wrong words: "Francisco Pizarro gave command ...

  • College student book review

    I bought this to write a book review for a biochemistry course. There is little to do with my subject, but a lot to do with evolution and history. The book is extremely well written and thought provoking. The narrator reads very well and seems to actually understand the subject. It is both entertaining, as a non-fictional book, and informative. I would highly recommend it.

  • Very thought provoking!

    Very thought provoking CD (5 CD's) that will keep your interest for hours. I read the book years ago, but enjoyed listening to the CD with friends on a road trip as it was great discussion material. Note that the DVD of this title does not go into as much detail as the CD's or book (still they are okay). I highly recommend this CD. I of course recommend reading the book. Just remember this is one mans theory, but still very interesting.

  • Enjoyed listening...great read!

    A friend recommended this to me. The content is compelling and interesting.

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  • Really fun to listen to

    A brilliant collection of interesting facts. Diamond started as a biologist, but is clearly very interested in cultural anthropology. He is trying to figure out why western civilization is wealthy, while the rest of the planet is much more poor. He persuades the reader that it is not genetics or similar convenient causation, but the abundance of ancient natural resources (domesticatable animals and edible plants). He does not do so great at constantly building an argument, but his collection of factoids are fantastic, and made it a really pleasurable listen.