This comprehensive 8-vol. resource presents the life stories of more than 175 individuals who have played key roles in world history. The biographies are clustered around 50 broad events, ranging from the Rise of Eastern Religions and Philosophies to the Expansion of World Powers, from the Industrial Revolution to winning African Independence.

Profiles in World History Edition 1.: Significant Events and the People Who Shaped Them

Moss, Joyce

Wilson, George

Reference

U*X*L

This comprehensive 8-vol. resource presents the life stories of more than 175 individuals who have played key roles in world history. The biographies are clustered around 50 broad events, ranging from the Rise of Eastern Religions and Philosophies to the Expansion of World Powers, from the Industrial Revolution to winning African Independence.

Profiles in World History - Experimenting with Governments to Viking Invasion of England (200 B. C. - A. D.1066): Significant Events and the People Who Shaped Them

Children's Books

History

Profiles in World History - Issues of Human Survival to Middle East Peace Process: Significant Events and the People Who Shaped Them

World Literature and Its Times: Italian Literature and Its Times, Vol. 7 (World Literature and Its Times, 7)

Biographies & Memoirs

Gale Research, Inc.

World Literature and Its Times helps students and researchers make connections between political/social climate during which books were written and the works themselves. Each volume focuses on major fiction, poetry and nonfiction from a particular country and region, representing approximately 50 works. The detailed essays are approximately 10 pages in length and offer the following features: 
<ul>
<li> Introductory profile -- an overview that discuss genre, time, place and other important elements with a synopsis and introduction that places the work in the context of the authors life </li>
<li> Events in history -- a report on the social, political and cultural climate relevant to the work, including primary source documents, charts, timelines and other illustrative materials </li>
<li> Literary work in focus -- three sections that place the work in context with an in-depth summary, related history and historical sources </li>
<li>Sources for more information -- full citations offering additional sources of information </li>
</ul>
Additional features include illustrations; maps; author and title tables of contents; sidebars; timelines; advisor information; and an alphabetical index of authors, titles, events and personalities. 
The series contains eight volumes covering the following literatures: 
<ul>
<li> Latin American literature </li>
<li> African literature </li>
<li> British &amp; Irish literature (2 volumes - The Victorian Era to the</li>
</ul>

World Literature and Its Times: Latin American Literature and Its Times (World Literature and Its Times, 1)

Literature & Fiction

Valestuk, Lorraine

History & Criticism

World Literature and Its Times: African Literature and Its Times (World Literature and Its Times, 2)

World Literature and Its Times helps students and researchers make connections between the political/social climate during which books were written and the works themselves. Each World Literature and Its Times volume focuses on major fiction, poetry and nonfiction from a particular country or region, presenting approximately 50 works in detailed essays running approximately 10 pages. The series is planned to conclude at 12 volumes which will be released at 6-month intervals beginning June 1999. Future volumes will cover Russian, Jewish, Spanish, Asian, French, Middle Eastern, Italian, Indian and German literatures.

World Literature and Its Times: Profiles of Notable Literary Works and the Historical Events That Inluenced Them (World Literature and Its Times, Volume 4)

Galens, David

British & Irish

Gale

World Literature and Its Times: Spanish and Portuguese Literature and Their Times (World Literature and Its Times, 5)

World Literature and Its Times: Middle Eastern Literatures and Their Times [Jun 25, 2004] Galens, David and Moss, Joyce

World Literature and Its Times: Middle Eastern Literatures and Their Times

World Literature and Its Times helps students and researchers make connections between political/social climate during which books were written and the works themselves. Each volume focuses on major fiction, poetry and nonfiction from a particular country and region, representing approximately 50 works. The detailed essays are approximately 10 pages in length and offer the following features: Introductory profile -- an overview that discuss genre, time, place and other important elements with a synopsis and introduction that places the work in the context of the authors' life Events in history -- a report on the social, political and cultural climate relevant to the work, including primary source documents, charts, timelines and other illustrative materials Literary work in focus -- three sections that place the work in context with an in-depth summary, related history and historical sources Sources for more information -- full citations offering additional sources of information Additional features include illustrations; maps; author and title tables of contents; sidebars; timelines; advisor information; and an alphabetical index of authors, titles, events and personalities. The series contains eight volumes covering the following literatures: Latin American literature African literature British &amp; Irish literature (2 volumes - The Victorian Era to the Present and Celtic Migrations to the Reform Bill ) Spanish &amp; Portuguese literature Middle Eastern literature Italian literature Classic literature

World Literature and Its Times: Classical Literature and Its Times

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