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Historische atlas van het Midden-Oosten
Het oudste kruispunt in de geschiedenis in honderden kaarten, van prehistorie tot Gaza‘De allerbeste historische atlas die ik ken.’ David Van Reybrouck over de Atlas van de wereldgeschiedenisVan de Middellandse Zee tot Centraal-Azië, en van de Balkan tot Jemen strekt zich een regio uit die doordrenkt is van geschiedenis. Het Midden-Oosten is een demografische, technische, economische, culturele, religieuze en taalkundige smeltkroes. Hier ontstonden onder meer de eerste staten en steden, het schrift en het muntgeld. Volkeren kwamen er met elkaar in contact, beïnvloedden elkaar of raakten verwikkeld in conflicten. De strijd tussen Palestina en Israël die al decennialang voortduurt, vormt zeker met wat er nu in Gaza gebeurt een donker hoofdstuk in het verhaal van het Midden-Oosten.Deze nieuwe atlas in de succesvolle Atlas-serie biedt een complete, goed onderbouwde en toegankelijke geschiedenis van het belangrijkste kruispunt in de geschiedenis van de mensheid.Over de Atlas van de wereldgeschiedenis:'Onmisbaar standaardwerk over de geschiedenis van de mensheid.' Le Monde'Waanzinnig, en zo inzichtelijk!' Lidewijde Paris, Max Nieuwsweekend
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Storia di Gerusalemme
Nel lembo di terra più conteso della storia si sono avvicendate decine di civiltà diverse. Una narrazione a fumetti appassionante, e indispensabile, per ripercorrerne le evoluzioni e conoscere le radici dei conflitti a cui assistiamo oggi. 4000 anni fa Gerusalemme era una piccola città arroccata sul crinale tra il Mediterraneo e il deserto. Dopo essere stata egizia, persiana, ebraica, greca, romana, bizantina, araba, mamelucca, ottomana, inglese, giordana, israeliana e palestinese, oggi è un effervescente agglomerato di quasi un milione di abitanti. A raccontare i territori in cui sono nati i grandi monoteismi, dove si sono fronteggiati gli imperi e dove hanno spadroneggiato i conquistatori, è un importante storico francese che, utilizzando fonti archeologiche e documenti inediti, realizza un accurato ritratto di questa città-mondo, dalle origini ai nostri giorni.
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The History of Jerusalem
An Illustrated Story of 4,000 YearsVincent Lemire is a historian who lives in Jerusalem, where he directs the French Research Center. He is the author of several books on Jerusalem, which have been translated in several countries and for which he has received numerous awards, including the Augustin Thierry Prize in 2013 and the Pierre Lafue prize and Sophie Barluet prize in 2017. Christophe Gaultier has been drawing for 20 years. He spent a decade in animation and has worked on such award-winning films as The Triplets of Belleville. He is the coauthor of Beirut 1990—Snapshots of a Civil War (published by Humanoids), and has authored, coauthored, and illustrated many critically acclaimed graphic novels in France.
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In the Shadow of the Wall
The Life and Death of Jerusalem's Maghrebi Quarter, 1187–1967"From the stones of the Western Wall Plaza, Vincent Lemire re-establishes the long-forgotten Maghrebi Quarter of the Old City to its rightful place in history. A fascinating and timely narrative."—Roberto Mazza, author of Jerusalem: From the Ottomans to the British "Engaging, sensitive and beautifully written, In the Shadow of the Wall brings to life a silenced and forgotten history, shedding light on the connection between historical knowledge and acknowledgment. Vincent Lemire shows us that the history of the Maghrebi Quarter is not only local, but global."—Abigail Jacobson, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, author of From Empire to Empire: Jerusalem Between Ottoman and British Rule "In the Shadow of the Wall is a superb work of history that brings back to life the ancient Maghrebi Quarter. Vincent Lemire illuminates the history, the people, the buildings, the mosques, and the shrines of a storied Jerusalem neighborhood."—Rashid Khalidi, Columbia University, author of The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917-2017 "[Lemire] provides a painstakingly recorded economic history of the quarter, including extensive renovation and restoration projects in the early 19th century and geopolitical events during the interwar period that gradually fractured the financial, institutional and political bases of the once lucrative waqf."—Maryvelma Smith O'Neill, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs "In the Shadow of the Wall is a remarkable feat, showcasing Lemire's familiarity with Jerusalem's local and international histories and his deep research in a wide range of archives—of past and present states and municipalities, transnational and supranational organizations, and individuals—and sources in Ottoman, Arabic, Hebrew, French, and English."—Alex Winder, American Historical Review
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In the Shadow of the Wall
The Life and Death of Jerusalem's Maghrebi Quarter, 1187–1967Offers the first history of the Maghrebi Quarter—spanning 800 years from its founding by Saladin in 1187 to house North African Muslim pilgrims through to its destruction. Lemire gathers its now-scattered documentation in the archives of Muslim pious foundations in Jerusalem and the Red Cross in Geneva, in Ottoman archives in Istanbul and Israeli state archives.
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Jerusalem
History of a Global City"A welcome addition to the historiography on the holy city. . . . Jerusalem is an engrossing read, making the sacred city’s multilayered history come alive."
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Jerusalem 1900 – The Holy City in the Age of Possibilities
Vincent Lemire is lecturer in contemporary history at the University of Marne-la-Vallee, in Paris.
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Ordinary Jerusalem, 1840-1940
Opening New Archives, Revisiting a Global CityIn Ordinary Jerusalem, 1840–1940, Angelos Dalachanis, Vincent Lemire and thirty-five scholars, mostly young academics, utilize new archives to revisit the global, extraordinary city of Jerusalem in the late Ottoman and Mandate periods.
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Gerusalemme. Storia di una città-mondo
Gerusalemme non è un campo di battaglia sul quale nel corso dei millenni avrebbe avuto luogo un presunto scontro di civiltà, la guerra delle identità religiose o territoriali. Prendendo le distanze da tali categorie di dubbio valore, questo libro racconta la lunga storia di una città dalla sua nascita ai nostri giorni. Mantenendosi rispettoso dello spirito dei luoghi come delle cesure temporali, il volume racconta invece la vicenda di una città-mondo aperta ai quattro venti, la culla comune entro la quale hanno preso vita di volta in volta l'ebraismo, il cristianesimo e l'islam, e i cui emblematici luoghi santi riflettono sia gli scambi e le influenze storiche, sia i conflitti e i confronti. Per la prima volta, questa sintesi storica propone all'ampio pubblico i risultati delle più recenti scoperte archeologiche, i materiali d'archivio finora inaccessibili e i dibattiti più aggiornati. Una lettura indispensabile per comprendere perché il mondo intero si è dato appuntamento a Gerusalemme.
€ 51,50