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The Thought of Global History Book Description Considering the idea of globality within the discipline of history may, at first glance, seem like merely pursuing the history of globality. That's really one aspect of it. However, as the articles written by experts in their fields will show in this book titled The Thought of Global History, the idea of globality actually raises many critical questions directed to the discipline of history itself: Is history only modern Western history? Are there different ways of telling the past in the past and today? How do conceptions of time affect how we look at the past and record history? What is the object of history? What might historical studies that ignore globality, both in the classical and modern periods, have explained incompletely? How does the historian's understanding of the world affect his work? What does it mean to exclude certain segments and cultures of the world from history? What is the relationship between Western modern historical science and colonialism? What is the response of colonial nations to their colonial history? Can there be a history of the ocean, rivers, and environment? If so, how does it have to be global? The Thought of Global History, a fundamental reference source in its field, invites its readers to discuss these and similar questions with an inter-era and intercultural theme, from Greece to China, from Rome to the Ottomans. (From the Promotional Bulletin)