The centrality of Central Asia
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Word Count
14,250 words, Guess
Page Count
57 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1306560M
- ISBN-109053830790
- OCLC Control Number26502698
- Library of Congress Control Number92174544
- LibraryThing7042967
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- Goodreads786524
Classifications
- LCCDS329.4 .F73 1992
Description
Eurasian history writing has invariably focused on the civilizations of China, India, Persia, Arabia and Europe. Geographically these regions encircle the wide area of Central Asia, which appears as a sort of black hole in the middle of the world, the home of migrants, monks and mullahs and above all of barbarians. However, the outlying civilizations were formed and even defined through interaction with Central Asia. Therefore, the intent of this study is to demand due recognition of the centrally important role of Central Asians in the history of their neighbours and thus their place in world system history as a whole.
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Series Statement
- Comparative Asian studies ;
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