Ernest Gellner: Plowshare book

The structure of human history is a book of historical philosophy that has been focusing on the course of human life in long breathing through plows, knives and book symbols that are symbolic of human History. As a Renaissance man who could comment on the broad scope of issues, as well as as philosophy, social science, and humanism, and as a teacher and author of the University of the World's Waters, and a combatant debate against left and right, in favor of rationalism, his rationalist and objectivist history is being dissolved in this book. The author revealed in this book the clarity of logic in which modernization is formed. It presents three steps into the primitive-advanced-induced industrial society, declaring history unpredictable, but it explains that there is no inevitable mechanism in between. But when it was said that predictions were impossible, the need for historical views was stressed by the fact that we should not abandon the function of understanding. It also tells of the purpose of this book as presenting a view of human history, and explains it in a series of ways, explaining the basics of plowing, knives, production, and repression perceptions, as well as making sure they fit into historical records, and developing logic in ways that would help to question and refine the premise.

Korean title: 쟁기 칼 책

Korean author: 어니스트 겔너

Korean publisher: 삼천리

ISBN-13: 9788994898223