Islam and World History: The Ventures of Marshall Hodgson (Silk Roads)
by Edmund Burke, Robert J. Mankin
Islam and World History explores the intellectual ventures of Marshall Hodgson and considers their significance for understanding the past. With the Silk Roads as a central context, the book offers a broad historical perspective for readers interested in Islam, global connections, and the study of world history.
About This Book
This book examines the relationship between Islam and world history through the work of Marshall Hodgson.
It focuses on Hodgson’s intellectual ventures and their relevance to broad historical understanding.
The Silk Roads provide an important framework for considering connections across regions and cultures.
Written for readers interested in global history, Islamic studies, and historical interpretation.
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