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The analysis of American Civilization traditionally comes after a well-known but incomplete arc: the grand achievements of Greece and Rome, several hundred years of the Deep Ages, and then your bright emergence of the European Renaissance. But amid the "dark" DARK AGES, the Abbasid Empire, which ruled the center East as well as a lot of Northern Africa and Central Asia from 750 to 1258, serves as a quite crucial but often forgotten bridge between the traditional and modern worlds. The Record and Accomplishments of the Islamic Golden Age group is your possibility to get to know the story and the accomplishments of this great period in real human civilization. Taught by acclaimed lecturer Eamonn Gearon, these 24 amazing lectures offer fantastic insights into a time too often forgotten by traditional history textbooks. You'll meet a wealth of scholars, scientists, poets, and philosophers who paved the way for the Renaissance and continue steadily to affect our world in amazing ways. For example, gain insights into:

• The roots of the medical method, combined with the development of algebra, chemistry, physics, and astronomy as discrete domains of inquiry
• The technology of the modern "teaching medical center" and a medical encyclopedia that dished up Europe for the next 600 years
• The preservation and translation of the world's great books, from the Hadith (or sayings of Muhammad) to the grasp works of Greece and Rome
• Ontological philosophy that dished up future Jewish, Christian, and Muslim theologians worried about the type of God and the relationship between faith and reason

It is practically impossible to overstate the power and importance of this vital 500-year history, headquartered in Baghdad but extending across the world. While a lot of Europe was silently passing enough time, the Abbasid Empire was an international, multicultural hub of trade, travel, education, art work, science, plus much more.