Cywilizacja Azji Środkowej

• Authors: Sławoj Szynkiewicz

Title variants

EN

Central Asian Civilisation

Abstracts

EN

The paper presents a general overview of relations between sections of the region’s population in historical perspective starting from the Bronze Age. The history of Central Asia has been in essence the constant great migration of ideas following the exchange of populace and goods. It is seen as a network of cultural, trade and political exchanges constituting its specific civilisation based on parallel relations that balance partners’ worthiness according to their merit, achievements, usefulness, creative endeavour, and political influence. Imperial neighbours of the region who had not respected cultural parity in variety were at loss in building mutual relationships.

Keywords

EN

Central Asia; history of Central Asia; Central Asian cultures; grasslands’ identities; pastoral life

PL

Azja Środkowa; historia Azji Środkowej; imperia Azji Środkowej; ludy Azji Środkowej; kultury środkowoazjatyckie; pasterstwo; tożsamości stepowe

• Publisher: Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek
• Journal: Azja-Pacyfik
• Year: 2019
• Issue: XXII
• Pages: 170-195

Dates

published

2019

Contributors

author

Sławoj Szynkiewicz

• University of Warsaw

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Identifiers

DOI

10.15804/ap201908

Biblioteka Nauki

1955851