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The Sinking of Civilizations
Translated by Nahla Baydoun
In this thought-provoking work, Amin Maalouf offers a bold analysis of the crises facing modern civilizations. Through historical reflection and cultural insight, he examines the forces that have shaped today's turbulent world and explores possible paths toward a more balanced future.
About this book
In "The Shipwreck of Civilizations," Amin Maalouf examines the historical and cultural developments that have led humanity to a period of uncertainty and fragmentation. Drawing on personal experiences and extensive historical knowledge, he investigates the decline of coexistence, the rise of identity conflicts, and the erosion of global balance. The book combines memoir, history, and political analysis to offer a compelling interpretation of contemporary challenges. Maalouf traces key turning points that shaped today's world while proposing a more inclusive vision for the future. It is both a warning and a call for renewed human solidarity.
Why read it?
To understand the roots of today's global crises.
To explore Amin Maalouf's perspective on civilizations and history.
To gain insight into East-West relations and cultural dynamics.
To learn about the impact of identity conflicts on modern societies.
To enjoy a blend of history, political thought, and personal reflection.
To reflect on the future of humanity and global coexistence.
To explore Amin Maalouf's perspective on civilizations and history.
To gain insight into East-West relations and cultural dynamics.
To learn about the impact of identity conflicts on modern societies.
To enjoy a blend of history, political thought, and personal reflection.
To reflect on the future of humanity and global coexistence.
Who is it for?
Readers of political and cultural thought.
Contemporary history enthusiasts.
Students of international relations and social sciences.
Researchers interested in civilizations and identity.
Fans of Amin Maalouf's works.
Readers concerned with global affairs and coexistence.
Contemporary history enthusiasts.
Students of international relations and social sciences.
Researchers interested in civilizations and identity.
Fans of Amin Maalouf's works.
Readers concerned with global affairs and coexistence.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9786144850114
Page count
320
Age rating
General