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The West: a Narrative History is a unique text in its field, as it was conceived and developed as a brief introduction to the history of the West. It is not a reduced version of a larger study, but a fully realized project in its own right. It defines the West in its broadest terms, encompassing all of the varied cultures that trace at least some of their ancestry to the ancient Mediterranean world. In addition, it consistently reminds its readers of the links between the people who have come to define the West and those in other regions of the world.

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To encourage students to relate the experiences of long-vanished peoples to their own lives, each chapter of The West: A Narrative History begins by posing a key question - a question of broad scope or general significance that is raised by something within the period of each chapter. The subsequent content is not an essay answering the key question, nor does it propose a definitive answer to the larger issue it asks students to ponder. Rather, it provides a springboard for a wide variety of classroom discussions that have no simple answers. Thus, the debates and issues raised by these key questions help students discover that our past is more intriguing (and knowledge of its history more useful) then they may have realized.

Feature Highlights:

Each chapter is equipped to assist its readers in grasping its structure and design.
Quotations from primary sources, at the head of each chapter, introduce the chapter’s theme—which is elaborated by the brief “key question” essay that follows.
The topics covered in the chapter are then listed, and the text of the chapter is divided into sections and subsections with headings that make its content easy to outline.
The text contains ample maps, illustrations, and timelines.
Each chapter also has a sidebar ("People in Context') that deals with an individual whose life illustrates something about the era the chapter discusses.
The narrative unfolds chronologically and avoids shifting back and forth in time—something that many students claim makes a text confusing and difficult to understand.
Politics often provides the skeleton of the narrative, but the traditional “names, dates, and battles” are fleshed out with materials from social, economic, and intellectual history.
Attention is paid to segments of society (for example, women, slaves, and peasants) whose contributions sometimes receive insufficient recognition in survey courses.
To help students grasp the overall design of the book, it is divided into eight parts that group related chapters.
Numerous illustrations and maps, with detailed captions, supplement the primary narrative.
A set of review questions, which can be used either for class discussion or written assignments, concludes each chapter.
An extensive list of resources that students can explore on their own is provided at the end of the text.

New To This Edition

Changes to the Second Edition

In response to the edifying comments and helpful suggestions from reviewers across the country, we have improved the book’s organization and narrative flow and updated or enhanced the coverage of several important topics. We have also changed the book’s subtitle to A Narrative History because it more accurately reflects the basic goal we set out to achieve when we embarked on this project—to provide students with a clear, concise, and provocative examination of civilization in the West.

Introduction

* Completely revised, the Introduction now examines the "the West" in light of globalization. It now offers expanded discussion of the concept of “civilization.”

Chapter One

* A new Key Question focuses attention on relations between

environment and culture

* expanded discussion on the origins of agriculture and the rise of

civilization on the Eurasian continents

Chapter Two

* New Key Question on the dynamics of civilization -- unity versus conflict

* expanded discussion of the Bible and history

* increased coverage of the roles of women

Chapter Three

* increased coverage of Minoan civilization

* discussion of the values of classical civilization has been significantly revised

* expanded description of Athens

Chapter Four

* coverage of military history clarified

* improved analysis of the positive and negative aspects of Hellenic

civilization

* more emphasis on Greece's ties with the Middle East; new map on the Athenian Empire and the Peloponessian League

Chapter Five

* new Key Question explores developments that undermine popular governments

* increased coverage of the consequences of the Peloponnesian War

* expanded treatment of Alexander and the Hellenistic era

Chapter Six

* new discussion of Augustus's strategy for ruling Rome

* treatment of Marcus Aurelius expanded

* discussion of the political influence of the Roman military expanded

Chapter Seven

* New Key Question examines the limits of religious freedom

* expanded discussion of the status of women

* coverage of Byzantium and Islam increased

Chapter Eight

* New Key Question focuses on the transmission of classical

culture to medieval Europe

* increased coverage of the Benedictines

* expanded discussion ofthe manorial economy and agricultural innovations; new map on invasions of the ninth century

Chapter Nine

* Updated discussion of the concept of feudalism; new maps on the medieval Muslim world and England the Viking migrations

Chapter Ten

* new Key Question examines the ability of societies to confront change

* increased coverage of religious heresies

* discussion of the artistic movements of the High Middle Ages increased; new map on the Mongol campaigns of the 13th century

Chapter Eleven

* expanded discussion of medieval philosophers

* improved of military developments

* more material on the Avignonese papacy and the resolution of the Great Schism

Chapter Twelve

* increased coverage of the motives behind European exploration

* enhanced discussion of the impact of European colonization

* updated analysis of the Ottoman Empire, including a new mpa of the Ottoman Empire; new map of Renaissance Italy

Chapter Thirteen

* New Key Question explores the rationales for war

* expanded section on the Reformation

* increased coverage of the English Civil War

In addition, this Second Edition of The West has been enriched with 110 new illustrations, a substantially revised and expanded Suggested Readings, and a crisp and elegant full-color design.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction

PART ONE: DEPARTURE PREHISTORY TO 1000 BCE

Chapter 1: The Birth of Civilization

Larger Issue: How do environments shape human communities and human communities alter environments?

The Evolution of the Prehistoric Cultures

The Archaic States

The Origin of Civilization in Mesopotamia: Sumer

The Rise of Civilization in Egypt

Chapter 2: The Rise of Empires and the Beginning of the Iron Age

Larger Issue: Does civilization promote or intensify divisions among peoples?

The Transition States

Imperial Egypt: The New Kingdom

The Indo-Europeans and the Clash of Empires

The Bible and History

PART TWO: THE CLASSICAL ERA 2000 BCE to 30 CE

Chapter 3: Aegean Civilizations

Larger Issue: When does civilization in the West become “Western” civilization?

Minoan Mentors

The Mycenaeans, Greece’s First Civilization

The Aegean Dark Age

The Hellenic Era

The Rise of the Mainland Powers

The Persian Wars: Crucible of a Civilization

Chapter 4: The Hellenic Era

Larger Issue: What did the Greeks contribute to the development of modern civilization?

Persian Wars as Catalyst

The Peloponnesian War

Intellectual and Artistic Life in the Polis

Chapter 5: The Hellenistic Era and the Rise of Rome

Larger Issue: What circumstances are likely to undermine governments by the people?

The Hellenistic Era

The Origin of Rome

The Roman Republic

Rome’s Civil War

Chapter 6: Rome’s Empire and the Unification of the Western World

Larger Issue: Do people prefer order to liberty?

The Augustan Era

Order and Continuity: The Dynastic Option

Order and Continuity: The Elective Option

Life in an Imperial Environment

The Decline of Rome

PART THREE: THE DIVISION OF THE WEST 300 TO 1300

Chapter 7: The West’s Medieval Civilizations

Larger Issue: Should freedom of religion be limited?

The Christian Element

The German Element

The Byzantine Empire of Constantinople

Islam

Chapter 8: The Emergence of Europe

Larger Issue: How did Europe build on its legacies from the ancient world?

The Merovingian Kingdom: Europe’s Nucleus

The Franks’ Neighbors

The Carolingian Era

Retrenchment and Reorganization

The Culture of Europe’s Dark Age

Chapter 9: Europe Turns Outward

Larger Issue: Was conflict among the medieval civilizations inevitable?

Islam’s Crest and Byzantium’s Resurgence

The Reorganization of Feudal Europe

The Eleventh-Century Turning Point

Chapter 10: Europe’s High Middle Ages

Larger Issue: Why are some societies more open to change than others?

The Renaissance of the Twelfth Century

Universities and Scholasticism

Religious Revival and Diversity of Opinion

The Artistic Vision of the High Middle Ages

Government in the High Middle Ages

PART FOUR: CHALLENGES, CONFLICTS, AND DEPARTURES 1300 to 1700

Chapter 11: Challenges to the Medieval Order

Larger Issue: What did the crises of the late medieval era reveal about the strengths and weaknesses of Europe’s civilization?

Challenges from Nature

Turmoil in the Middle East

Spiritual Crises

Political Responses: The Burdens of War

Chapter 12: Renaissance and Exploration

Larger Issue: How should a society use its history?

The Context for the Renaissance

The Culture of the Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance

The Middle East: The Ottoman Empire

Europe and Atlantic Exploration

Chapter 13: Reformation, Religious Wars, and National Conflicts

Larger Issue: How do civilized societies justify war?

The Lutheran Reformation

The Swiss Reformation

The Catholic Reformation

The Habsburg-Valois Wars

England’s Ambivalent Reformation

Convergence of Foreign and Domestic Politics: England, Spain, and France

The Final Religious Upheaval

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Conceived and developed to be brief, The West: A Narrative History poses in each of its chapters a “key question” that provides a springboard for wide-ranging class discussions of questions that have no simple answers. By debating these issues, students discover that the past is more intriguing (and knowledge of its history more useful) than they may have previously realized.

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“This beautifully written text is simply the best on the market--concise, direct explanations of religious concepts, compelling questions for further investigation, and much food for thought, for both teachers and students.”

--Jonathan S. Perry, University of South Florida

“While there are numerous Western Civ textbooks on the market, Frankforter and Spellman’s The West is a superior volume. The book is not only a model of conciseness and accessibility, but the authors' deft judgment on key issues and historical controversies is particularly admirable.”

--John M. Cox, Florida Gulf Coast University

“The writing is the best I have seen in a textbook. One of the goals in my courses is to teach students how to write effectively, concisely, and forcefully. The authors’ writing style is simple, to the point, and utterly engaging. It is the way I want my students to write.” --Larissa J. Taylor, Colby College

The West: A Narrative History is one the newest and best Western Civilization textbooks on the market. It is extremely well written, and is brief enough to allow instructors to assign additional secondary or primary readings. It should become the predominant textbook in the field.

- J. Kyle Irvin, Jefferson State Community College

Author Bios

A. Daniel Frankforter is Professor of History at the Pennsylvania State University, where he has taught for nearly four decades. His undergraduate work was in the history of ideas and philosophy at Franklin and Marshall College. He earned a Master of Divinity degree from Drew University, did graduate work at Columbia University and the University of Göttingen and completed master’s and doctoral degrees in medieval history and religious studies at Penn State. His research has focused on the medieval English Church and on the evolving role of European women throughout the medieval period. Articles on these topics have appeared in such journals as Manuscripta, Church History, The British Studies Monitor, The Catholic Historical Review, The American Benedictine Review, The International Journal of Women’s Studies, and The Journal of Women’s History. His books include: A History of the Christian Movement: An Essay on the Development of Christian Institutions, Civilization and Survival, The Shakespeare Name Dictionary (with J. Madison Davis), The Medieval Millennium: An Introduction, The Western Heritage, Brief Edition (with Donald Kagan, Stephen Ozment, and Frank Turner), The Heritage of World Civilizations, brief third edition (with Albert Craig, William Graham, Donald Kagan, Stephen Ozment, and Frank Turner), an edition and translation of Poullain de la Barre’s De L’Égalité des deux Sexes, and Stones for Bread: A Critique of Contemporary Worship. Over the course of his career he has developed 15 courses dealing with aspects of the ancient and medieval periods of Western civilization, Judeo-Christian studies, and gender issues. His work in the classroom has been acknowledged by the Penn State Behrend Excellence in Teaching Award and the prestigious Amoco Foundation Award for Excellence in Teaching Performance.

William M. Spellman is the Dean of Humanities at the University of North Carolina, Asheville. He is a graduate of Suffolk University, Boston, and holds the Ph.D. from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. He is the author of John Locke and the Problem of Depravity (Oxford, 1988); The Latitudinarians and the Church of England, 1660-1700 (Georgia, 1993); John Locke (Macmillan, 1995); European Political Thought, 1600-1700 (Macmillan, 1997); Monarchies, 1000-2000 (Reaktion Press, 2000); Extraordinary Women of the Medieval and Renaissance World (Greenwood Press, 2000) co-authored with Carole Levin, et. al.; The Global Community: Migration and the Making of the Modern World, 1500-2000 (Sutton, 2002); A Concise History of the World Since 1945 (Palgrave, 2006); and Migration and the Nation State (Reaktion Press, forthcoming).

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