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American History
Year: August 2019
Pages: 76
Format: PDF
File size: 96 MB
Language: ENG



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The book "American History" by Howard Zinn is a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the development of modern knowledge and its impact on human society. The author presents a unique perspective on the history of America, focusing on the struggles and triumphs of ordinary people rather than the powerful elites who have shaped the nation's destiny. Through this lens, Zinn delves into the intricacies of technological advancements and their influence on the progression of human civilization. He argues that understanding the evolution of technology is crucial for the survival of humanity and the unity of people in a world torn apart by conflict. The book begins with an examination of the early years of American history, highlighting the struggles of Native Americans, slaves, and women in their fight for freedom and equality. Zinn emphasizes the importance of recognizing the agency and resilience of these marginalized groups, whose contributions to the growth of the nation are often overlooked or undervalued. As the narrative progresses, he delves into the rise of industrial capitalism and the devastating consequences it had on working-class Americans, including exploitation, poverty, and environmental degradation. Zinn also explores the role of war in American history, from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam War, and how it has been used as a tool for imperialism, economic gain, and political power. He argues that the glorification of war has blinded society to its true costs, including the loss of innocent lives, destruction of communities, and long-lasting psychological trauma. Through this lens, Zinn challenges readers to reconsider their assumptions about patriotism and national identity.
Книга Говарда Зинна «Американская история» - это всестороннее и глубокое исследование развития современных знаний и их влияния на человеческое общество. Автор представляет уникальный взгляд на историю Америки, фокусируясь на борьбе и триумфах простых людей, а не могущественных элит, которые сформировали судьбу нации. Через этот объектив Зинн вникает в тонкости технологических достижений и их влияние на развитие человеческой цивилизации. Он утверждает, что понимание эволюции технологий имеет решающее значение для выживания человечества и единства людей в мире, раздираемом конфликтами. Книга начинается с рассмотрения первых лет американской истории, освещая борьбу коренных американцев, рабов и женщин в их борьбе за свободу и равенство. Зинн подчеркивает важность признания способности и устойчивости этих маргинализированных групп, чей вклад в рост нации часто упускается из виду или недооценивается. По мере развития повествования он углубляется в подъем промышленного капитализма и разрушительные последствия, которые он имел для американцев рабочего класса, включая эксплуатацию, бедность и ухудшение состояния окружающей среды. Зинн также исследует роль войны в американской истории, от войны за независимость до войны во Вьетнаме, и как она использовалась в качестве инструмента империализма, экономической выгоды и политической власти. Он утверждает, что прославление войны ослепило общество к ее истинным издержкам, включая потерю невинных жизней, разрушение общин и длительные психологические травмы. Через эту линзу Зинн предлагает читателям пересмотреть свои предположения о патриотизме и национальной идентичности.
Il libro «American Story» di Howard Zinn è una ricerca completa e approfondita sullo sviluppo delle conoscenze moderne e sul loro impatto sulla società umana. L'autore presenta una visione unica della storia dell'America, focalizzandosi sulla lotta e sui trionfi della gente comune, non delle potenti élite che hanno formato il destino della nazione. Attraverso questa lente, Zinn incide nella finezza dei progressi tecnologici e nella loro influenza sullo sviluppo della civiltà umana. Egli sostiene che comprendere l'evoluzione della tecnologia è fondamentale per la sopravvivenza dell'umanità e dell'unità delle persone in un mondo devastato dai conflitti. Il libro inizia con l'esame dei primi anni della storia americana, ripercorrendo la lotta dei nativi americani, schiavi e donne nella loro lotta per la libertà e l'uguaglianza. Zinn sottolinea l'importanza di riconoscere la capacità e la resilienza di questi gruppi marginalizzati, i cui contributi alla crescita nazionale sono spesso trascurati o sottovalutati. Mentre la narrazione si sviluppa, si approfondisce nel rilancio del capitalismo industriale e negli effetti devastanti che ha avuto sugli americani della classe operaia, tra cui sfruttamento, povertà e deterioramento ambientale. Zinn esplora anche il ruolo della guerra nella storia americana, dalla guerra di indipendenza alla guerra in Vietnam, e come sia stata usata come strumento per l'imperialismo, il vantaggio economico e il potere politico. Sostiene che la celebrazione della guerra ha reso la società cieca ai suoi veri costi, tra cui la perdita di vite innocenti, la distruzione delle comunità e i lunghi traumi psicologici. Attraverso questa lente, Zinn invita i lettori a rivedere le loro ipotesi di patriottismo e identità nazionale.
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