Sapiens Summary Audiobook

Yuval Noah Harari

A brief history of humankind

4.37955553ratings(GoodReaders reference)

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Author: Yuval Noah Harari

Narrator: Brian

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IBSN: 0

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/2011

Audiobook length: 31min

Chapter 1Overview

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Chapter 2The Cognitive Revolution

Chapter 3The Agricultural Revolution

Chapter 4The Unification of Humankind

Chapter 5The Scientific Revolution

Chapter 6Summary & Review

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The summary audiobook of "Sapiens" by Yuval Noah Harari is ideal for anyone curious about the history and evolution of humankind, including students, history enthusiasts, and lifelong learners. It's particularly suited for busy professionals who seek to understand complex societal developments in a concise format, as well as readers who may not have the time to tackle the full text but still want to engage with its insightful themes. Additionally, those interested in anthropology, sociology, and human behavior will find the summary both enlightening and thought-provoking.

3 quotes from Sapiens

"Homo sapiens rules the world because we are the only animals that can cooperate flexibly in large numbers. This ability to form complex social structures has allowed us to build societies, economies, and civilizations that stretch across the globe."
"The imagined order is the most powerful force in the world. Unlike the physical features that define our reality, the imagined orders can unite millions of people under a common belief system, transforming societies through shared narratives."
"History began when humans invented gods, and they began to worship those gods, they began to invent cultures, and go beyond their animal instincts, leading to modern civilization as we know it today."

Author : Yuval Noah Harari

Born in Israel, Yuval Harari is a history professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is a world-renowned historian and a rising star in the field of history. His focus areas incorporate history, anthropology, ecology, genetics, and other academic disciplines. From a macroscopic point of view in his research, he frequently yields perspectives that are innovative and can afford much food for thought. Hence, his works are highly sought after by readers from all walks of life. Once published, his Sapiens became an international hit and gained popularity in dozens of countries.

Sapiens Summary Audiobook

Name: Sapiens
Rating: 4.37 (955553 reviews)
Author: Yuval Noah Harari

Yuval Noah Harari

A brief history of humankind

4.37955553ratings(GoodReaders reference)

Play Sample

00:00

Information

Author: Yuval Noah Harari

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

IBSN: 0

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/2011

Audiobook length: 31 min

Chapter 1Overview

Play Sample

Chapter 2The Cognitive Revolution

Chapter 3The Agricultural Revolution

Chapter 4The Unification of Humankind

Chapter 5The Scientific Revolution

Chapter 6Summary & Review

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Who should listen Sapiens

3 quotes from Sapiens

"Homo sapiens rules the world because we are the only animals that can cooperate flexibly in large numbers. This ability to form complex social structures has allowed us to build societies, economies, and civilizations that stretch across the globe."
"The imagined order is the most powerful force in the world. Unlike the physical features that define our reality, the imagined orders can unite millions of people under a common belief system, transforming societies through shared narratives."
"History began when humans invented gods, and they began to worship those gods, they began to invent cultures, and go beyond their animal instincts, leading to modern civilization as we know it today."