Fernand Braudel: Mediterranean: The Mediterranean World of Philip II 1

The Mediterranean World of Philip II, the First World. In the book, which began writing in 1923 and published in 1949, author not only was the center of the world but also was a place where the 16th century Mediterranean, especially a vast and widespread trade, was not only a place in which there was a great deal of dynamic and human exchange, but it was an amazing re-structuring of the Mediterranean world in the late sixteenth century, Philip II. The First World looks at the Mediterranean in a geographical way, focusing on human factors in the Mediterranean. The Mediterranean has two sides. One is the mountainous plains, but the entire Italian, Balkans, North Africa, and the Iberian peninsula are part of the area. The second is the vast, complex, and divide-up seas that have stepped in between these small continents. And in addition, there is a vast desert in the south of the Mediterranean. And in the north, there is Europe that has been constantly affected by the Mediterranean. The author tells us about the Mediterranean Sea, its half, its sea, its climate and human society.

Korean title: 지중해: 펠리페 2세 시대의 지중해 세계 1

Korean author: 페르낭 브로델

Korean publisher: 까치

ISBN-13: 9788972916468