Harald Harman: Why Does Civilization Disappear?

Harald Harman, a leading historian and linguist in Germany who has never been introduced in any history textbook, covers up to date information and knowledge in cultural science, linguistics, religious history, and human genetics, introducing 25 worlds that are not seen or not well known in the shadow of European-centered historians' narratives. According to Professor Kwan Kwan, who was an ex-existing racer and professor of history, civilization has given rise to a new civilization that has not yet been introduced in any history textbook. No civilization can overcome climate change — Chatalönwick, Easter Island, and Indus 20th century C.E. -- the remains of Tsatol Morden, the Neolithic Cymonic site of Anatolia, Turkey, were the highest city of humanity, with over 10,000 inhabitants. This amazing urban civilization is suddenly falling apart. The outbreak of malaria mosquitoes by climate change around 5,800 B.C.E. was a cause of extinction. The sudden collapse of Easter Island civilization, famous for its Moai statue, was also caused by the climate change in the mid-17th century. But the crucial reason why we haven't endured the change in nature is that large stone quarries and lavish funeral cultures have caused the shortage of trees, which has a profound effect on the social economy of the isolated Easter Island. The Indus civilization, which built a high enough civilization to create independent texts, was destroyed by the low temperatures and the rain and the dry stream of the Indus River. Mankind was helpless to change climate. Can modern civilization, which has achieved a phenomenal economic development in the last two or three hundred years, manage the consequences of climate change due to natural destruction and carbon emissions?

Korean title: 문명은 왜 사라지는가

Korean author: 하랄트 하르만

Korean publisher: 돌베개

ISBN-13: 9788971995884