Metal Book Reviews Samples For Students

Introduction

The book by Charles C. Mann is a non-fiction book based on pre-Columbian America. In his book, Mann argues that a cocktail of recent findings from different of research implies that there were numerous populations in the western hemisphere. He also argues that the indigenous people in the Americas were more culturally sophisticated, shaped and controlled the natural landscape and came earlier than the scholars indicated. This critical review evaluates Mann’s book with regard to his arguments and the evidence he presents to back them up in the four sections of the book. These sections include the Holmberg’s Mistake, ...

The following project is going to discuss an album of one of the most famous and significant music bands representing the hard rock scene. In particular, the paper is going to analyze Guns N’ Roses and one of their most famous records. To start with, it is necessary to state that the band was formed in 1985, in Los Angeles with its classic and famous lineup consisting of lead guitarist Slash, vocalist Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin as the rhythm guitarist, bassist Duff McKagan and Steven Adler as the band’s drummer. Still, it is necessary to admit that the ...

Analysis of Jared Diamond’s “Guns, Germs, and Steel”

When reading about human history, there are patterns surrounding certain parts of the world, while other places don’t fit into these patterns; hunters and gatherers became farmers, spoken words became written language, villages became cities, etc. Most history books published in past decades contain a perspective that focuses on Europe when talking about the development of human societies. In the very same history books, it becomes obvious that the people of Europe and Asia were some of the first in the development of technology and their economy, but sometimes they were invaders and attacked others. This makes a person question ...