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Maps of Time: An Introduction to Big History
Berkeley: Ca : University of California Press (2005)
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A history of the world from the big bang to the present. "Big history" is a new approach to world history that joins the history of the world as a physical entity to human history. David Christian is the leading proponent of this approach to world history.
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