Reframing World History Beyond Eurocentric Narratives

History is not simply a record of past events, but also a reflection of the perspectives through which the past is understood. Reframing World History Beyond Eurocentric Narratives presents a broader and more inclusive approach to understanding human civilization. It recognizes the diverse contributions of societies, cultures, and knowledge traditions across the world.

The book examines the limitations of Eurocentric interpretations that have often dominated the study of world history. While European history remains important, equal attention must also be given to Asian, African, Indigenous, Latin American, and other historical experiences. This approach helps develop a more balanced understanding of the human past.