The Cambridge History of Egypt. V. 1-2 / Кембриджская история Египта. тт. 1-2
Год выпуска: 1998
Автор: Коллектив авторов под ред. Carl F. Petry и M. W. Daly
Жанр: История Египта / История ислама / Сборник статей
Издательство: Cambridge University Press
Серия: Кембриджская история
ISBN:Vol.1 - o 521 47137 o; Vol.2 - 0 521 47211 3
Язык: Английский
Формат: PDF
Качество: OCR без ошибок
Количество страниц: Vol.1 - 618 p.; Vol.2 - 446 p.
Описание: В "The Cambridge History of Egypt" интернациональный коллектив специалистов даёт обзор политической, социально-экономической и культурной истории Египта от начала арабского вторжения в VII веке до конца XX в.
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The Cambridge History of Egypt: Volume 1: Islamic Egypt, 640-1517
Volume 1 of THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF EGYPT addresses
the period from the Arab invasion in 640 to the Ottoman
conquest of 1517. The volume opens with a discussion of the
preceding centuries to illustrate the legacy of ancient Egypt, and
then progresses chronologically according to the major dynastic
episodes. While the focus of the volume is not restricted to
politics, questions of political process and changes in regime are
interpreted by the relevant experts in the light of recent research.
Authors have been encouraged to conceptualize their topics
around a variety of rubrics including communal interaction,
financial development, diplomatic relations, and religious trends.
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The Cambridge History of Egypt: Volume 2: Modern Egypt, from 1517 to the end of the twentieth century
Volume 2 of the History deals with "modern" Egypt, by which we mean Egypt since the Ottoman conquest in 1517 until the present day. The main object of this volume has been to bring together - from an increasingly wide spectrum of the humanities and social sciences - mainly younger scholars with an interest in the comprehensive, political, social and economic history of Egypt since the coming of the Ottomans. There have been particular needs to tie together periodical and monographic work on the earlier half of the period, before 1790, and to take account of new approaches from the social sciences; both political and socio-economic history, and indeed other fields have made increasingly important use of Egyptian archival sources, with consequences for both the focus and the
results of historical research. Thus in terms of contributors, their backgrounds and research interests, their sources and their conclusions, this volume attempts not only to build upon the work of older scholarship but also to indicate present trends and future directions in historical writing on Egypt
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