Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, New Edition by Jared Diamond

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(Hardcover - Revised)

  • Pub. Date: July 2005
  • 512pp
  • Sales Rank: 7,329

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    • Pub. Date: July 2005
    • Publisher: Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc.
    • Format: Hardcover, 512pp
    • Sales Rank: 7,329

    Synopsis

    With a new chapter. The phenomenal bestseller; over 1.5 million copies sold; is now a major PBS special.

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    Biography

    Jared Diamond is professor of geography at UCLA and author of the best-selling Collapse and The Third Chimpanzee. He is a MacArthur Fellow and was awarded the National Medal of Science.

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    Excellent book!by cheyennepro9292

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    November 30, 2009: Very interesting readig. I especially enjoyed chapter 11. I wouuld definitely recommend this book.

    Interesting to say the leastby Birdington

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    January 19, 2009: My favorite chapter in this book was Collision at Cajamarca, because it
    described a historical incident I have always been interested in. I think
    this book is for anyone of any age with a genuine interest of how things
    came to be. I like how Jared Diamond weaves a tapestry with the different
    pieces of the puzzle that is human geography. All in all I really liked
    this book, although I was sometimes zoned out by the long paragraphs
    concerning bird watching, I thought it had a genuinely interesting concept.

    I Also Recommend: The Cultural Landscape.


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