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Man Makes Himself

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SKU: 9789360804930

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Explore the dawn of civilization in V. Gordon Childe’s “Man Makes Himself.” Discover how humanity transitioned from hunting to agriculture and built the first cities. A seminal work on Neolithic history, urban development in ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, and China, and the birth of technology. Perfect for scholars and students of prehistory. ISBN: 9789360804930

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9789360804930
  • Publisher: Manohar Publishers & Distributors
  • Binding: Hardback
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 0 gr
  • ISBN-10: 9360804932
  • Publisher Date: 29 Mar 2024
  • Height: 230 mm
  • No of Pages: 256
  • Width: 160 mm

22 reviews for Man Makes Himself

  1. Ayushman Singh

    A great book! Gave me a really good foundation for understanding neolithic history. This is a really cool book.

  2. Ireen Ahmad Mir

    Good, but slow. His main point is very interesting, but some sections are difficult to follow due to its age.

  3. Aaheli Koner

    A classic that stands the test of time. Though some findings have been updated, Childe’s overall thesis remains relevant.

  4. Sumedh Yeshwant Bhandare

    Very dense and academic. Requires focus and is hard to read if you are sleepy. It is better to read in the morning.

  5. Manav Gautam

    Interesting ideas, but the writing style is somewhat clunky. Still worth a read if you are into the subject.

  6. Sakshi Yogendra Kasat

    An impressive synthesis. Some of the archaeological details are outdated but the conceptual framework is still influential.

  7. Hriyam Dutta

    Hard to get through, but the core ideas are powerful. Childe really gets you thinking about how technology shaped society.

  8. Abhigyan Raj

    Classic book! You should read it! The book helped me to understand the development of the first cities. A must read!

  9. Ravi Prakash Singh

    It’s a classic, so you should read it. I am unsure if I really got it. Interesting but hard to digest.

  10. Pramda Pandey

    Absolutely fascinating! This book made me understand how we became like this. Worth a read to know our roots.

  11. Rahul Choudhary

    Informative but dry. It is worth a read if you are into the topic. Maybe better to listen to on audiobook.

  12. Nishant Sharma

    Childe’s insights are amazing! A bit dated, but the big picture thinking makes it worthwhile. Changed my perspective on early civilization.

  13. Roshan Kumar

    Changed how I view history! The author is really brilliant. A lot of interesting points! Some of the info is old.

  14. Sudeep Khurana

    Essential for understanding early civilizations. A bit dense in places, but the insights are well worth the effort.

  15. Souvik Kumar Mondal

    Important book, though feels a bit like a textbook. The writing style is not the most exciting, but the information is valuable.

  16. Vinayak Sharma

    Not the most thrilling read, but definitely informative. I would recommend to others to get a hold of the knowledge.

  17. Saikat Das

    Foundational work, but heavy on jargon. It gave me a good overview, but it was dry. Good source to know more.

  18. Ashutosh Pandey

    This book offers deep insights! Gave me a lot of knowledge. I liked how it covered various regions.

  19. Anjali Yadav

    Worth it if you are interested in understanding the origins of society and technology. Though it shows its age, it has good ideas.

  20. Shrey Ramanbhai Patel

    A bit dense, but a classic for a reason. Childe’s theories are groundbreaking, though some feel outdated now. Still, worth the read for any history buff.

  21. Tanishq Kohli

    Childe’s work is still relevant. Worth the read, though a bit heavy. Worth it to know of it’s importance.

  22. Anonymous

    A challenging read. A bit old but still a great book. Provides a unique perspective on early human development and societal shift.

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