To work in publishing and to be an editor is your own choice, not to mention the reason. Fortunately, to this day, thanks to the help of all the division commanders and friends, he still loves her and likes her.
Come to think of it, our ancestors, Zhang Yuanji, Cai Yuanpei, Shen Yanbing, Ye Shengtao, He Bingsong, Chen Yuan... It is incomparable, but bathed in their glory and proud of it.
Carr said that history is a continuous process of interaction between historians and historical facts, a never-ending dialogue between the present and the past. In this way, editing work is an endless dialogue between editors and translators, and readers, which is the way to promote academic and cultural research, and editors also benefit a lot, perhaps the highest realm pursued by editors. This is actually a very beautiful thing.
Since then, "thousands of miles to find immortals do not quit", hoping to be a lifelong karma.
——Du Tingguang, Editor of the Academic Center of the Commercial Press
1. History of Greece
Recognized as a masterpiece of ancient Greek history in the 20th century
An essential book for the study of ancient Greek history and the ancient history of the world.
This is an age of faith, this is an age of religious belief, this is an age of intellectual enlightenment.
Greece pioneered the tradition of Western civilization, although it has declined two thousand years ago, but the classical model it has set has continued to this day, so people of insight in the West still always "must call Greece".
The heroes of Homer's epic poems do not have a divine code of conduct. He knew he had to honor the gods and be kind to his parents, subordinates, and guests, which Zeus himself protected.
Death is the end of a glorious life on earth. When the remains are cremated and buried, the soul can only enter Hades. These ideas about the nature of man and God seem to have been formed under the conditions of the heroic age, and they are very different from the religious ideas and rituals that were mainly based on the belief in gods and monsters and witchcraft activities in the future.
It has been said that the most beautiful thing on earth is a brigade of cavalry, a group of soldiers or a fleet, but I would say that it is "the beloved." It's very easy for everyone to explain this.
2. History of Rome
Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature
The immortal work of the greatest master of the art of historical writing
A legendary work, the History of Rome, achieved the status of a generation of historians of Monson.
As a well-known university scholar in Europe at that time, Monson was awarded the "Nobel Prize in Literature" for his "History of Rome" in 1902.
How did Rome gradually become a country spanning three continents, Europe, Asia and Africa, from a small country in a corner?
Why did Rome's growing strength contain the seeds of decay?
Theodore Monson's thirty-year painstaking history of ancient Rome details the history of Rome from antiquity to the end of the Republic for nearly 1,000 years, reaching an encyclopedic breadth.
3. The Biography of Cicero
The most detailed biography of Cicero's life is currently published in The country
Cicero "expanded the spiritual realm of the Romans"
For me, death is even unattainable, after all, I have achieved fame. I have only two wishes, one is that, on the eve of my death, I will be free to leave the people of Rome, that the immortal gods will be able to give me greater favors, and that every citizen can make a great achievement as long as he has made a contribution to the republic.
- Cicero
This book mainly tells the story of the ancient Roman political arena where the nobility was in charge and the powerful families were numerous, and Cicero, who came from a humble background, rose to the high position of state power step by step with his own strength, outstanding talent and diligence.
This great statesman, thinker and orator of the late Roman Republic, culturally from the times and higher than the times, his persistence and excessive lust for honor, while creating immortal achievements that will last forever, blinded him, causing him to misjudge the situation and embark on the road of no return.
4. The Biography of Constantine
One of the great emperors in the history of the world
The creation of the Byzantine Empire changed the course of the entire history of the world
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He founded the Byzantine Empire, pioneered the model of christianity in the Roman Empire, and laid the foundations of post-European, especially medieval European civilization.
Eusebius extolled his praise for Constantine, extolling his bumpy life, his tenacity, his countless exploits, but all out of admiration for his kindness, piety, and wisdom, and perhaps more out of the faith of a true historian.
Extended reading: Kosminsky's "History of Medieval Historiography": not only represents the words of a family, but also the seminal work of Kosminsky, a Marxist historian.
5. The Holy Roman Empire
A detailed account of the origins and course of the Holy Roman Empire from a historical perspective
A rare masterpiece of historiography
It is not to write a narrative historical work, not to write a history of Germany and Italy, which were once included in the territory of the Holy Roman Empire, but to dissect the Empire as a system or system.
The book discusses the history of the Holy Roman Empire for nearly a thousand years, and contrary to what is usually understood, the author sets the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire as the year of Charlemagne's coronation in Rome in 800 AD. In his view, this is a major event that will change the course of world history, without which "world history will be a different kind of thing."
6. The Political System of the Roman Republic
This book is the only work in English to comprehensively and systematically describe the political system of the Roman Republic
It has been highly affirmed by the famous ancient historianSy Phrgus Mira and others
In the study of Roman history, an understanding of the political system would be beneficial in many ways. The political system of the Roman Republic was a game based on complex rules, and without understanding these rules, it was impossible to explain the behavior of the players.
What was the political system of the Roman Republic?
Is it oligarchy or democracy?
Or what the ancients called a hybrid system?
What is the impact on future generations?
Taking Polybia's theory of mixed government as a starting point, this book provides an in-depth and concise exposition of the origins, functions and internal operations of the Roman consuls, senates, and people's assemblies, as well as the religious and social basis of the republic's political system, as well as a concise discussion of the changes in the mixed form of government, the demise and legacy of the republic.
7. "The Carnival of Slaughtering Cats: The Hook and Sink of French Cultural History"
In 2015, the Commercial Press was shortlisted for the Top Ten Humanities and Social Sciences
2015 Baidao Network China Good Book
It marks the maturity of the theory and research methods of the new cultural historiography school.
In the late 1730s, on rue Saint-Sévern in Paris, a group of printers abused and slaughtered all cats around the factory, including their master's mother's pet cat.
This book explains this bizarre event in detail, giving a detailed account of the way the Eighteenth-Century Frenchman thought—not just what people thought, but also how they thought—and a simple discussion of French cultural history through the interpretation of fairy tales such as "The Story of Mother Goose" and "The Story of Little Red Riding Hood," as well as various cultural phenomena such as police archives and knowledge trees.