Alexander the Great (ePub)
Makers of History
(Sprache: Englisch)
Jacob Abbott's 'Alexander the Great' offers an illuminating exploration of the life and legacy of one of history's most renowned figures. Abbott, known for his accessible narrative style, weaves a compelling account that transcends a mere chronicle of...
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Jacob Abbott's 'Alexander the Great' offers an illuminating exploration of the life and legacy of one of history's most renowned figures. Abbott, known for his accessible narrative style, weaves a compelling account that transcends a mere chronicle of events to delve into the complexities of Alexander's character and his impact on the world stage. As a part of the Makers of History series, the book situates Alexander within a broader historical and cultural framework, enhancing the reader's understanding of the Macedonian conqueror's role in shaping Hellenistic civilization. Abbott's language is both precise and evocative, rendering the ancient world with a vividness that engages scholars and general readers alike.
As a distinguished 19th-century author and educator, Jacob Abbott held a deep fascination with historical figures who shaped the course of civilizations. His pedagogical background is reflected in the clarity with which he presents Alexander's exploits, from military conquests to the cultural diffusion attributed to his empire-building. Abbott's own era, one of burgeoning historical interest and national identity formation, clearly informs his depiction of Alexander as a transformative leader whose influence mirrors the aspirations and anxieties of his time.
'Readers with an interest in the foundational narratives of Western history will find 'Alexander the Great' an enriching read. Abbott's treatment of this monumental figure is replete with insights that resonate with contemporary discussions on leadership, empire, and cultural exchange. This edition from DigiCat Publishing, carefully restored for modern audiences, is an invitation to rediscover the works of Jacob Abbott with the recognition and scholarly engagement they justly merit. It promises not just a biographical account but a perspective on how Alexander's towering legacy has been perceived and narrated through the ages.
As a distinguished 19th-century author and educator, Jacob Abbott held a deep fascination with historical figures who shaped the course of civilizations. His pedagogical background is reflected in the clarity with which he presents Alexander's exploits, from military conquests to the cultural diffusion attributed to his empire-building. Abbott's own era, one of burgeoning historical interest and national identity formation, clearly informs his depiction of Alexander as a transformative leader whose influence mirrors the aspirations and anxieties of his time.
'Readers with an interest in the foundational narratives of Western history will find 'Alexander the Great' an enriching read. Abbott's treatment of this monumental figure is replete with insights that resonate with contemporary discussions on leadership, empire, and cultural exchange. This edition from DigiCat Publishing, carefully restored for modern audiences, is an invitation to rediscover the works of Jacob Abbott with the recognition and scholarly engagement they justly merit. It promises not just a biographical account but a perspective on how Alexander's towering legacy has been perceived and narrated through the ages.
Autoren-Porträt von Jacob Abbott
Jacob Abbott (1803-1879) was a prolific American author, distinguished for his contributions to children's literature and his educational works during the 19th century. Born in Hallowell, Maine, Abbott was not only an accomplished writer but also an educator and a pastor. He graduated from Bowdoin College in 1820 and subsequently completed his theological studies at Andover Theological Seminary. Abbott authored over 200 books, ranging from pedagogical to religious texts, making significant inroads in the world of young adult literature with engaging historical biographies and moralistic stories. Perhaps his most notable contribution to this genre is the 'Makers of History' series, which includes his well-known biography 'Alexander the Great.' In this work, Abbott demonstrates his skill in rendering historical figures accessible and interesting to a young audience, meshing factual narrative with vivid storytelling. Abbott's literary style is characterized by its clarity, simplicity, and moral instruction, reflecting his dedication to educating and instilling virtuous principles in his readers. His works have served as an important educational resource, leaving an indelible mark on American juvenile literature. Abbott's approach was innovative for his time, seeking to entertain as well as to instruct, and thus has endured in its appeal to successive generations.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Jacob Abbott
- 2022, 141 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: DigiCat
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- ISBN-13: 8596547250753
- Erscheinungsdatum: 04.09.2022
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