Predictive History, Professor Jiang, No Ads

Predictive History, Professor Jiang, No Ads

No advertisements lectures. All credit goes to Jiang Xueqin, aka Professor Jiang. Audio files of Jiang's lectures.

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Episoder(149)

Civilization #45: The Gunpowder Revolution

Civilization #45: The Gunpowder Revolution

The Ottomans, Safavids, Mughals, and Chinese were the first four gunpowder empires. So how did Europe come to conquer the world?In this talk to his Chinese high school students, Jiang Xueqin explains ...

8 Apr 1h 11min

Civilization #44: The Spanish Conquest of the New World

Civilization #44: The Spanish Conquest of the New World

How did a few thousand Spanish Conquistadors subdue and conquer millions of Aztecs, Incas, and Mayans.Most scholars believe it's a combination of superior Spanish military technology, spreading of dea...

8 Apr 58min

Civilization #43: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

Civilization #43: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

What is the Scientific Revolution, and how did it happen? Why did it happen in Europe, and not anywhere else? In this talk to his Chinese high school students, Jiang Xueqin explains that the Scientifi...

8 Apr 1h 18min

Civilization #42: The Protestant Reformation and the Birth of Capitalism

Civilization #42: The Protestant Reformation and the Birth of Capitalism

In this talk to his Chinese high school students, Jiang Xueqin explains how the Protestant Reformation birthed capitalism. Martin Luther and John Calvin saw the Catholic Church as inherently and irred...

8 Apr 1h 23min

Civilization #41: Dante's Quiet Revolution

Civilization #41: Dante's Quiet Revolution

The Renaissance was a re-imagining of Classical Greece in a Christian European context, a spirit that would birth modernity.How did it start?Scholars argued that the Renaissance came about due to a pe...

8 Apr 1h 15min

Civilization #40: Church and Empire

Civilization #40: Church and Empire

What were the Crusades? Why did they start? Why did they end?In this talk to his Chinese high school students, Jiang Xueqin explores the history of Europe's late middle ages. He shows that while the ...

8 Apr 1h 9min

Civilization #39: Genghis Khan, World Shatterer

Civilization #39: Genghis Khan, World Shatterer

Genghis Khan is considered the world's greatest conquerer. Why was he so successful?In this talk to his Chinese high school students, Jiang Xueqin argues that Genghis Khan had the same characteristics...

8 Apr 1h 9min

Civilization #38: Twilight of the Middle Kingdom

Civilization #38: Twilight of the Middle Kingdom

Why did China stop being creative after the Song dynasty (960-1279 CE)? In this talk to his Chinese high school students, Jiang Xueqin explains that it's because the Ming and Qing dynasties achieved a...

8 Apr 1h 8min

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