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Condition: Very good: A book that does not look new and has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious ... Very good: A book that does not look new and has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious damage to the cover, with the dust jacket (if applicable) included for hard covers. No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, and no underlining/highlighting of text or writing in the margins. May be very minimal identifying marks on the inside cover. Very minimal wear and tear. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Book Title: Sapiens: a Brief History of Humankind

Narrative Type: Nonfiction

Item Length: 9 in

Original Language: English

Publisher: HarperCollins

Vintage: No

Publication Year: 2015

Format: Hardcover

Language: English

Illustrator: Yes

Era: 2010s

Item Height: 1.4 in

Author: Not Available, Yuval Noah Harari

Genre: Philosophy, Technology & Engineering, Social Science, Science, History

Topic: Civilization, Social Aspects, Reference, Life Sciences / Evolution, General, World, Anthropology / General

Item Width: 6 in

Item Weight: 42.8 Oz

Number of Pages: 464 Pages

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by barbaus_zmzaj
24 May, 2016Top favourable review
Harari tells it like it is.
An in depth discussion of how the world we live in now got to be this way. I recommend this book because it will make you think. Few tombs do that anymore. I have been mystified for most of my life wondering why people believe in gods and religions. Myths, I used to think, were harmful and so patently untrue that only a fool would believe such falsehoods. Now I am humbled to realize that I believe in some myths myself. Not of the religious variety, but myths none-the-less.An in depth discussion of how the world we live in now got to be this way. I recommend this book because it will make you think. Few tombs do that anymore. I have been mystified for most of my life wondering why people believe in gods and religions. Myths, I used to think, were harmful and so patently untrue that only a fool would believe such falsehoods. Now I am humbled to realize that I believe in some myths myself. Not of the religious variety, but myths none-the-less.
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by demac_7266
28 Oct, 2024Top critical review
"An Op-ed more than anything"
I was expecting a more scientific look at the evolution and expansion of man. But this was from a social studies standpoint. (That's my own fault for not reading enough sample pages) I thought the writing style was strange at times. At some points it was taking way too much time breaking down well known and easily understood topics, seemingly for the extra sentences to make the book longer. And at many times pandering to the liberal crowd. example: "Recent studies of the hormonal and cognitive systems of man and women strengthen the assumption that men indeed have more aggressive and violent tendencies, and are therefore, on average, better suited to serve as common soldiers. Yet granted that the common soldiers are all men, does it follow that the ones managing the war and enjoying it ... I was expecting a more scientific look at the evolution and expansion of man. But this was from a social studies standpoint. (That's my own fault for not reading enough sample pages) I thought the writing style was strange at times. At some points it was taking way too much time breaking down well known and easily understood topics, seemingly for the extra sentences to make the book longer. And at many times pandering to the liberal crowd. example: "Recent studies of the hormonal and cognitive systems of man and women strengthen the assumption that men indeed have more aggressive and violent tendencies, and are therefore, on average, better suited to serve as common soldiers. Yet granted that the common soldiers are all men, does it follow that the ones managing the war and enjoying it fruits must also be men? That makes no sense. It's like assuming that because all the slaves cultivating cotton fields are black, plantation owners will be black as well. Just as an all-black workforce might be controlled by an all-white management, why couldn't an all male soldiery be controlled by an all-female or at least partly female government?" It's a lot of words. And a lot of the book seems to be preaching the "white man" is evil story. I would say it's an op-ed presented as a history book.
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by mecutler_cards
19 Sep, 2024
Masterful at Simplifying Complex Matters
Great author. Conveys complex ideas in a manner that makes it easy to read and understand. Great value since I got it at a used-book price, but it seems like a brand new book.
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by emmerwood
02 Apr, 2017
Should be Required Reading!
Sapiens is one of the best written and concisely accurate books I have ever written. The author pulls no punches and backs up his facts with well researched and reliable references. There have been some negative reviews of this book and I can see why once I've read it. If you approach this book with a prejudiced view of mankind's development based on religious or non-scientific held assumptions, then the facts as presented will most definitely dent your preconceptions. The author has no other agenda other than simply presenting the facts of mankind's growth and development. He is neither for or against any set of beliefs or political philosophies, but he is not afraid to let the facts as discovered and presented speak for themselves. I am almost 65 years old and have been an avid reader ... Sapiens is one of the best written and concisely accurate books I have ever written. The author pulls no punches and backs up his facts with well researched and reliable references. There have been some negative reviews of this book and I can see why once I've read it. If you approach this book with a prejudiced view of mankind's development based on religious or non-scientific held assumptions, then the facts as presented will most definitely dent your preconceptions. The author has no other agenda other than simply presenting the facts of mankind's growth and development. He is neither for or against any set of beliefs or political philosophies, but he is not afraid to let the facts as discovered and presented speak for themselves. I am almost 65 years old and have been an avid reader all of my life. I have never come across a book that is as honestly straightforward with it presentation and description of its subject material. Be warned that this book is not for the timid or easily offended, but if you want to learn more about how we all have developed as species and society, then it is well worth your time. The rewards gained will far exceed the efforts you put in to digest this data. Besides, the author is often caught throwing a humorous curve ball at you that make reading this book much more enjoyable.
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by dmariejewels
05 Jun, 2019
LOVE THIS BOOK
This author writes so well. He puts history into words so you can understand the flow of humanity!
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