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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind companion reads on human history
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items Curated narrative nonfiction exploring human origins, societal development, and global progress for readers who appreciated Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind. These titles deepen or challenge its themes, from big-history syntheses to data-driven ...
For new readers who want the definitive U.S. illustrated edition of Harari's global bestseller, this version offers a full-color, accessible big history of our species from the Cognitive, Agricultural, and Scientific Revolutions to the present. It in...
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
Perfect for readers of Sapiens who now want to look forward rather than back, this sequel explores how data, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence may reshape human societies and even human nature. Harari examines scenarios such as data-driven r...
Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow
This collection is aimed at readers who want to connect Sapiens' long-view history to urgent present-day issues like nationalism, fake news, terrorism, automation, and the future of work. Harari argues we should prioritize critical thinking, communic...
21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Harari
Ideal for readers interested in deeper material causes behind civilizational differences, Diamond's Pulitzer-winning study argues that geography, food production, and disease environments largely explain why some societies came to dominate others. Li...
Guns, Germs, and Steel: Fates of Societies
Great for Sapiens fans who want more on the underlying science, Bryson's popular-science classic surveys cosmology, geology, biology, and human evolution in clear, often humorous prose. It traces the story from the Big Bang to the rise of civilizatio...
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Buku Ori
For readers intrigued by Sapiens' treatment of violence, empires, and war, Pinker aggregates historical data to argue that rates of homicide, war, and other violence have fallen dramatically over long stretches of history. He attributes this decline ...
The Better Angels of our Nature
Suited to readers who appreciated Sapiens' challenge to intuition, this book explains why educated people systematically misjudge global trends in poverty, health, and development-and shows that many indicators have improved far more than most assume...
Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong
This graphic adaptation is ideal for visual learners or younger readers who want Sapiens' early-history content in a more accessible, illustrated format. Volume 1 covers the Cognitive Revolution and the rise of Homo sapiens, using comics-style storyt...
Sapiens: A Graphic History Vol. 1
For commuters or audio-first learners, this unabridged audiobook edition brings Harari's full narrative to life in a convenient format. It preserves the book's multidisciplinary exploration of human evolution, empires, capitalism, and future trajecto...
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind