Contents of Reader, Honors 210A
1. Basil Davidson, African Civilization Revisited, 54-59.
2. Overfield, The Human Record, AEstablishing a Covenant with the Chosen People,@ from the Book of Deuteronomy, 58-61.
3. Sources of Chinese Tradition, vol. 1, ch. XII, AThe Introduction of Buddhism,@ 266-286.
4. AGupta India as viewed by a Chinese Monk,@ from Faxian=s Travels in India and Ceylon, from Overfield, The Human Record, 164-172.
5. From Stearns, et. al., Documents in World History, AGlobal Contacts: Whistling Arrows and Chinese Emperors.@
6. AChristianity: Conquering the World for Christ,@ ch. 7 of Overfield, The Human Record, 201-228.
7. Stearns. et. al., Documents in World History, AGlobal Contacts: Precious Commodities and Cultural Interchange,@ 100-116.
8. AMediterranean Social and Family Structure,@ excerpts from the works of Aristotle, ch. 14 of Documents in World History, 92-95.
9. AIslam, Universal Submission to God,@ ch. 8, Overfield, The Human Record, 246-260.
10. AAfrican Kingdoms and Islam,@ ch. 29, Documents in World History.
11. Al Omari, AMali in the Fourteenth century, Davidson, African Civilization Revisited, 91-97.
12. Davidson, African Civilization Revisited, 125-166.
13. AFive Robed Statues, Overfield, The Human Record, 172-176.
14. AZheng He=s Western Voyages,@ Overfield, The Human Record, 450-453.
15. AChina and the Barbarian Tribes,@ Sources in Chinese Tradition, V. 1, 547-548.
16. ATravel in the Age of the Pax Mongolica,= from Overfield, The Human Record, 426-444.
17. AWest Africa meets Europe,@ from Davidson, African Civilization Revisited, 201-242.
18. Hernán Cortés, Five Letters, excerpt from the AThird Letter,@ 135-162.