European historical thought

It presents an intellectual summary of modern European historical writings that expressed the aspirations of European intellectuals and thinkers, and the inclinations of its groups and peoples from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. It reflected the social dynamics, economic transformations, cultural interactions, and political developments experienced by European nations. The opinions put forward by these writings took the form of intellectual currents, ideological stances, and cognitive contributions that responded to the demands of the modern era, its new conditions, and the changing reality of European society. These were presented in the form of European historical schools that contained the trends of modern European thought and attempted to study the upheavals experienced by Western Europe, as well as their impact on the intellectual mindset, prevailing visions, and perceptions.

• Category: Political Books

• Number of pages: 344 pages