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DARK BRILLIANCE: The Age of Reason--From Descartes to Peter the Great
This revolutionary period was marked by great advances in art, science, philosophy, political theory, and economics, amid extreme political turbulence, including internal conflicts and international wars. Strathern chronicles this paradoxical age and explores the painful cost of creating progress and modernity. Illustrated in color.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 382
Publisher: Pegasus
ISBN: 9781639367979
Item #: 9432213
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