Description
This Is A Sweeping Account Of How An Unremarkable African Ape Came To Dominate The Planet. Yuval Noah Harari Traces Seventy Thousand Years From The Cognitive Revolution To The Present, Asking What Made Us Different And Whether It Made Us Happier. It Is Written For Curious General Readers, And The Tone Is Bold, Provocative, And Consistently Readable.
Harari Organises Human History Around Three Revolutions – Cognitive, Agricultural, And Scientific – And Argues That Our Defining Skill Is Believing In Shared Fictions: Money, Nations, Corporations, And Human Rights. He Is Willing To Unsettle Readers, Suggesting That The Agricultural Revolution Was History’s Greatest Fraud And That Progress Has Not Reliably Increased Wellbeing. The Book Has Been Translated Into Dozens Of Languages And Remains A Standing Bestseller In India.
- A Global Bestseller Translated Into Over Sixty Languages
- Covers Seventy Thousand Years Of Human History In One Volume
- Provocative Arguments That Make It A Favourite For Discussion
- Strong Demand From Students, Upsc Aspirants, And General Readers
- Pairs Naturally With Homo Deus And 21 Lessons For The 21st Century
Readers Finish It Seeing Everyday Institutions Differently. It Anchors The History And Ideas Section And Frequently Leads Customers Back For Harari’S Other Titles.
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