Conclusion: was there ever an Axial Age?

Conclusion: was there ever an Axial Age?

Applying insights from a massive historical research project – Seshat: Global History Databank – this edited volume reveals that there was no single 'Axial Age' in human history.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Whitehouse, H, Francois, P, Cioni, E, Levine, J, Hoyer, D, Reddish, J, Turchin, P
Format:	Book section
Language:	English
Published:	Beresta Books 2019

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