01274     2200205   4500001002100000005001500021008004100036020001700077035001900094041000800113082000800121084001400129100002200143245004000165260003300205300002300238500001900261520076500280650002301045INLIS00000000000234820200508201829200508|||||||||   |   |||   |||| ||eng||  a0-15-3734655  0010-0520002348  aeng0 a930  a930/MAZ/P0 aAnatole G. Mazour00aPeople and Nation : A World History  aOrlado, FloridabLP3ESc1987  axviii, 857p. 25cm;  aIndeks : Index  aThe earliest audience for history consisted simply of people who liked a good story. the two words, story and history, are essentially the same, and the appeals of history for many was that it brought to life real people and events, rather than invented ones. before long, though, these real-life stories came to have a moral purpose-they thaught lessons about how one should behave. the brave and the good usually succeeded; the cowardly or evil did not. Finally, history came to be seen as a way of understanding ourselves and our own world. We cannot understand why Americans place such faith in their constitution, why Islam is so important to Iranians, or why the chinese think their revolutuion is still continuing, if we do not understand their history. 0aSejarah Dunia Kuno