Show 32 Globalization Unto Death
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Notable books mentioned: The Travels of Marco Polo by Marco Polo, War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells, Over the Edge of the World by Lawrence Bergreen, Isle of Thieves by Lawrence Burgreen
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The host briefly mentions Marco Polo's book to highlight its significance during the Renaissance. It served as a crucial source of information abou…
The host mentions 'War of the Worlds' to illustrate the stark technological disparity between European explorers and the native populations they en…
The host discusses the vivid accounts of Brazil from the expedition of Magellan, highlighting the contrast between the dry logs of the time and the…
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“Marco Polo's book about his travels to China hit Europe in the early Renaissance, causing a sensation due to the lack of information and knowledge at the time.”
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“The technological difference between the powers is hard to imagine, likened to H.G. Wells' Martians from the War of the Worlds arriving in your community.”
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“Lawrence Burgreen, who wrote a great book about Magellan's edition. Fantastic. It's called Over the Edge of the World.”
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“Lawrence Burgreen says they should have called it the island of sharers, because all they were were communal folks with a live and let live sort of attitude when it came to stuff.”
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“Jared Diamond's wonderful book, Guns, Germs, and Steel was written to answer the question of a native person who asked the author why it was that it was the Europeans who ended up with all, he called it cargo, all the stuff that a lot of.”
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