Čovjek i svijet u toku stoljeća

Čovjek i svijet u toku stoljeća

Borivoj Maksimović

Borivoje Maksimović's book provides a multidisciplinary overview of history, geography, and sociology, tracing the development of human civilization through the centuries.

Borivoje Maksimović’s work Man and the World Through the Centuries (Čovjek i svijet u toku stoljeća) is a comprehensive, richly illustrated volume that explores the evolution of human thought, society, and civilization. The book is distinctly multidisciplinary in nature, successfully weaving together elements of history, geography, sociology, and the natural sciences to illuminate the human condition across various historical eras.

The content is organized into five thematic sections that guide the reader—both chronologically and thematically—from the earliest human communities and ancient peoples, through classical Greece and Rome and the upheavals of the Middle Ages, up to the modern era. The author pays special attention to the reciprocal shaping of humanity and its environment, analyzing the development of science, culture, technology, and social structures.

Thanks to a writing style that is both accessible and scholarly, the work holds significant value for popular education. It serves as a valuable overview of general culture and civilizational progress, offering a broader context regarding how humanity built the world we know today. Due to its thematic scope and high-quality illustrations, the book continues to attract the interest of history enthusiasts and collectors of antiquarian editions alike.

Editor
Đuro Plamenčić
Graphics design
Boris Dogan
Dimensions
24 x 18 cm
Pages
463
Publisher
Epoha, Zagreb, 1966.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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