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Book Introduction
Volumes 15-18 of the Cambridge World History series examine the changing world since 1750 as it has become increasingly interconnected.
First, volumes 15 and 16 deal with the structure, space, and process by which the modern world was created.
It covers a wide range of topics, including the environment, energy, technology, population, disease, law, industrialization, imperialism, decolonization, nationalism, socialism, and the history of major regions.
Additionally, volumes 17 and 18 examine social phenomena such as urbanization, population movement (migration), and changes in family and gender.
It also covers various cultural exchanges such as religion, science, music, and sports.
We also looked at the history of rubber, drugs, and automobiles, which are key elements of globalization.
First, volumes 15 and 16 deal with the structure, space, and process by which the modern world was created.
It covers a wide range of topics, including the environment, energy, technology, population, disease, law, industrialization, imperialism, decolonization, nationalism, socialism, and the history of major regions.
Additionally, volumes 17 and 18 examine social phenomena such as urbanization, population movement (migration), and changes in family and gender.
It also covers various cultural exchanges such as religion, science, music, and sports.
We also looked at the history of rubber, drugs, and automobiles, which are key elements of globalization.
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PART 1 Social Change
CHAPTER 1 Immigration
CHAPTER 2 URBANIZATION
CHAPTER 3 FAMILY
CHAPTER 4 Continuity and Change in Sexual Behavior
CHAPTER 5 Abolition of Slavery 215
PART 2 Culture and Connection
CHAPTER 6 Department Stores and the Commercialization of Culture
CHAPTER 7 Religion
CHAPTER 8 Natural Sciences
CHAPTER 9 Music Trends: From Objects to Products
CHAPTER 10 SPORTS
CHAPTER 11 THE FILM
CHAPTER 1 Immigration
CHAPTER 2 URBANIZATION
CHAPTER 3 FAMILY
CHAPTER 4 Continuity and Change in Sexual Behavior
CHAPTER 5 Abolition of Slavery 215
PART 2 Culture and Connection
CHAPTER 6 Department Stores and the Commercialization of Culture
CHAPTER 7 Religion
CHAPTER 8 Natural Sciences
CHAPTER 9 Music Trends: From Objects to Products
CHAPTER 10 SPORTS
CHAPTER 11 THE FILM
Publisher's Review
The 17th book in the Cambridge World History series (18 volumes total)
The Cambridge World History Series is a vast world history series in which over 200 scholars from around the world have participated.
The Korean version will be published in 18 volumes.
This book is the 17th and also the third of four volumes that discuss the modern and contemporary period.
Part 1 deals with social change.
In this book, social changes that have not been properly illuminated compared to politics in existing world history are actively reexamined.
In a time of greater migration and immigration than any other period in history, industrialization and urbanization brought about profound changes in social customs around the world.
Traditional family relationships and sexual behavioral customs have also changed in line with new social relations.
The abolition of slavery was one of the epochal changes that divided pre-modern and modern societies, and its repercussions spread throughout the world.
Part 2 examines modern and contemporary cultural changes in detail.
Social change led to cultural change.
Mass production and mass consumption created a new distribution system called the department store, which became the representative place for the commercialization of culture.
Music, which had no physical form, became a mass-consumption commodity when material media such as records were created.
This is also why natural science is discussed along with cultural changes in this book.
Sports and movies are truly modern cultural products that were not seen in pre-modern times.
By examining these topics, we reexamine the changes in the modern and contemporary world from a cultural perspective.
The Cambridge World History Series is a vast world history series in which over 200 scholars from around the world have participated.
The Korean version will be published in 18 volumes.
This book is the 17th and also the third of four volumes that discuss the modern and contemporary period.
Part 1 deals with social change.
In this book, social changes that have not been properly illuminated compared to politics in existing world history are actively reexamined.
In a time of greater migration and immigration than any other period in history, industrialization and urbanization brought about profound changes in social customs around the world.
Traditional family relationships and sexual behavioral customs have also changed in line with new social relations.
The abolition of slavery was one of the epochal changes that divided pre-modern and modern societies, and its repercussions spread throughout the world.
Part 2 examines modern and contemporary cultural changes in detail.
Social change led to cultural change.
Mass production and mass consumption created a new distribution system called the department store, which became the representative place for the commercialization of culture.
Music, which had no physical form, became a mass-consumption commodity when material media such as records were created.
This is also why natural science is discussed along with cultural changes in this book.
Sports and movies are truly modern cultural products that were not seen in pre-modern times.
By examining these topics, we reexamine the changes in the modern and contemporary world from a cultural perspective.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 25, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 504 pages | 150*215*35mm
- ISBN13: 9788967220457
- ISBN10: 8967220456
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