Made a thread a few months ago, but I've made more charts since so I'll proceed to dump it all here for people to save. Will also post other people's charts I've seen like pic related
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the origins of nazism and nazi germany pt 1
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origins part 2
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visigothic spain
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roman republic
also refer to
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ancient near east
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ancient israel
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late antique gaul and early merovingian france
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etruscans
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canaanites, philistines and samaritans
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carthage
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phoenicians
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seleucids
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ptolemaic egypt pt1
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ptolemaic egypt pt 2
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ancient macedon, covering through the hellenistic age
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macedon pt 2 with emphasis on archaeology
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hellenistic age part 1
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hellenistic age part 2
charts to complete the series: hellenistic greece, hellenistic judaism, alexander the great
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war of the roses
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genoa
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medieval peasantry
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brittany
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early medieval scotland (found more works so might renovate soon)
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viking age ireland
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early medieval ireland
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late medieval ireland
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medieval poland
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polish soviet war 1920
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medieval and early modern hungary part 1
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hungary part 2
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balkans c. 1850-1940
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albanians
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portugal to the age of exploration
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early modern portugal
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primary sources (in english) on portugal and portuguese empire
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portuguese empire, with focus on asia
planned charts on portuguese africa, colonial and modern brazil and portuguese atlantic
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hanseatic league
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sami/lapps
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finland in the interwar period+ winterwar
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berbers
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saudi arabia
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mormons
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italian fascism
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modern african wars
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Lenin
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maori
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pacific islanders
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modern china with emphasis on warlord period
>this thread
bump
>>3240746
shackelton was a beast...like...here it is 2017 and you could still easily die....but fucking 1900..out there with sleds and tents and thats it..how the fuck did any of these guys even live? its crazy to think about
>>3240746
You're a champ op, this is why I love /his/ yeah you get a lot of shit posting but every now and then you get a solid gold thread.
Thanks /his/.
>>3240930
any other chart suggestions btw? or ones you want me to prioritize
So far i've got requests on french revolution, wwii, cold war, british empire, byzantines, ancient greece, dutch republic and empire, anglo-saxons, vikings, medieval russia, mongols, iron age celts, attila/huns, caucasus, american civil war, introductions to major religions (e.g. christianity, buddhism, hinduism, islam and its various sects, judaism, zoroastrianism), vietnam, british east india company, holy roman empire, hindu indonesia, ummayads/abbasids/ early islam, modern iran, minoans+mycenaeans
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>>3245333
In regards to Classical Greece, Rome, and China, anyone who directs you to a secondary source is your enemy.
Primary sources represent the one true fount of knowledge. Do not subordinate yourself to the musings of a degenerate modern author.
>>3240746
Oh you posted my shit. How nice. I still don't like the final effect but I don't know how to resize the pic without the blur. Maybe I'll make another one some day.
>>3245406
>degenerate modern author.
kek, as though a lot of those writers weren't degenerates themselves. how else would to describe suetonius' shitptalking emperors he didn't like because they threatened his senatorial interests?
>>3244798
I feel flattered that people are sharing my charts.
Also, to clarify: >>3240757 is the finished version of >>3240761, and >>3244798 is the finished version of >>3240762. Pic related is a compilation from a recent antiquity-themed lit recommendation thread.
night bump
>>3245701
>brotherhood of kangz
sounds like apustaja and frens
>>3245701
Tell me about SPQR by Mary Beard.
I picked up a copy randomly, but shied away when the author started in on gender identity within the first few pages.
Is it written through an ideological lens, or is it more unbiased and accurate?
>>3246406
I liked it a lot. As far as "gender identity" goes, she spends a section talking about the lives of Roman women, and that's as far as it goes. It wasn't gratuitous in my opinion, and I found it interesting enough.
My biggest word of caution about SPQR, is that it is very much about the society itself, and the ordinary lives of people in it, how the society was organized etc. If you're hoping to read about warfare, then avoid this book like the fucking plague. Because no war is discussed in detail, and when they are, it is always from a "societal" perspective. For example, she talks about the Punic wars only a way to demonstrate how wealthy the Roman State had become. The wars against Carthage were so expensive that they would have bankrupted any other government in classical world, several times over.
For me, it was the first serious book on the classical world I've ever read, and in my mind it was an outstanding introduction. Now I feel like I can go back and read the biographies of people like Caesar and Cato with a solid grounding in the "basics" of Roman society. The book I'm reading now, is actually "Carthage Must Be Destroyed" which is written in a very similar way, although unfortunately we'll never achieve the level of detail with Carthage as we have with Rome.
>>3247580
That does sound interesting actually. I'll give it another shot.
Does /his/ have anything equivalent to the /lit/ starter pack?
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>>3249394
thats a /lit/ starter pack kek
>>3249366
these are the best we have I think, in terms of the scope of works they cover and the introductory works to ancient history (ancient history being the foundation of modern day thought and whose collapse made the world as we know it today)
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new chart on mycenaean greece that has been requested for a while. hard to find works on it though
>>3249554
before anyone saves this i found a few more works on the subject so a revised chart coming soon
>>3244787
A linguistics one would be great, I need a break from all the programming literature I've been reading on the train rides to work
>>3240746
I made this for WW1.
>>3249750
great work, anon. do you plan on making others?
>>3249807
1. I don't like book lists that don't have any common theme or reason to them, and are just a random splotching of books.
2. I don't like ones that include multiple books on basically the exact same topic. I'd rather have 1 or 2 that are like overviews and then a few others with a narrower focus.
3. I think it is fundamentally silly to expect that anybody is actually going to read 20 books because a macro-image told them to. I think that 5 - 8 books is the realistic range where the image might actually be useful to somebody.
4. The books should have a common theme without being so similar that they reach a point of redundancy. They should focus on different people, different concepts, or different perspectives.
5. Chart should contain at least some sort of description of the different books because sometimes a book's title does not make it apparent what it is actually about.
Anyway, that's just my opinion for the book-chart community. I also made one for the Cold War.
>>3249571
That is a fantastic book, anon! Good choice.
I find it pairs well with "A Mouthful of Air" by Anthony Burgess.
>>3250267
Why that Nixon biography over others? Have you read it?
Also thanks so much man, I'd be really interested in WW2, Tsarist Russia and American Western Expansion charts as well but obviously take your time and do whatever you want to do
we need a civil war chart.
"The Illustrious Dead" by Stephan Talty was a pretty enjoyable, yet easy read considering it's about Typhus in Napoleons Army during the Russia campaign.
>>3240764
is Sleepwalkers superior to Guns of August?
>>3244787
psychology
continental and analytical philosophy
post-industrial revolution economics
Mesoamerican history
i second the major religions one. please include the various subtraditions of the corpus in the charts if you can -- eg.: Christianity from OT+NT to the Apochrypha through Gnostics and Cathars through to Mormonism and the like
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>linguistics
>continental and analytical philosophy
>psychology
i know next to nothing about the scholarship though... i really don't think i'm up to the task on anything outside of history and some humanities stuff like religion. But if i come across stuff I'll try to cobble together something
>post-industrial revolution economics
like economic history, or more like ideologies like keynsianism and austrians and the like?
>>3251102
>like economic history, or more like ideologies like keynsianism and austrians and the like?
a bit of both, i guess. I know fuck-all about economics outside of a functional-in-society-for-myself-at-absolute-best kind of way.
>>3240746
Are there any reading torrents?
i like flow charts better
Any more northeast asia?
This thread is approved.
>>3244787
Bumping the requests on major religions and their history
>>3250705
The War That Ended Peace > The Sleepwalkers > The Guns of August
>>3250376
Because Nixon was the one who opened up trade with China, and he's also the one who finally got America out of the Vietnam War. He's also just an interesting guy in general, as well as being a nice foil to Mao. I was conflicted as to have him or Mao and ultimately decided just to have both.
>>3252152
I know why to read about Nixon, but why THAT specific biography?
>>3244787
british east india company(please) christianity byzantines ummayads/abbasids/
DONT DIE
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Japan, china, korea
bommp
>>3240746
Anyone have any book recommendations on Eld Cir or William Wallace? I have been interested in those two lately.
>>3256162
ive on on el cid
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this pic
Anyone got anything on Spain/Spanish history in general?
Anyone got any book recommendations on the Medieval Inquisitions?
I'm curious does anyone have anything on yugoslavia?
also here is some stuff i've saved from a long while ago
>Burgundy and the Low Countries in the Middle Ages
https://pastebin.com/mAwavvZf
> English Works on Switzerland
https://pastebin.com/xFsDqcd9
>Pre-Colonial Southeast Asian Military History
https://pastebin.com/MnGTvEWt
>900-1600 Medieval Japan
https://pastebin.com/xKPmXdcU
Fantastic thread. Anyone got anything on politics between Rome and continental powers during the Crusades?
>>3240746
>MFW I haven't been able to get myself to read a whole book since I was in 7th grade
>>3259837
Are you too preoccupied? Don't find it entertaining?
>>3259837
Audiobooks. You're welcome. Sometimes, I drive around town with no particular destination in mind just to listen to audiobooks.
>>3259837
Start with something really interesting and short (250 pages or less) and force yourself to read at least one whole chapter at a time
Are there any good books about the Spanish Civil War?
>>3263185
https://pastebin.com/WGqYYVGS
Here ya go