Dissapearance of Civilization in Jared Diamond The Ends of the World as We Know Them

The author of Judd Diamond "The end of the world we know" emphasizes the reason why the early civilization disappeared. When these advanced civilizations have reached their peak capacity, once they have lived on the earth once, for hundreds of years like these civilizations Maya, Inca and Aztec, they are such wars, abnormal weather , The shortage faced with the environment, the end of the trade market, and immoral leaders and other tragedies have contributed to the destruction of civilization.

Rachel Carson's 'obligation to endure', which is covered by Christopher Kemp's "medieval planet" and environmental issues related to Jared Diamond's theme "End of the world, as we know it" But, each one, the author is communicating his own information. Different ways. An article by Kemp's new scientist explains the impact on human environment by imagining a world that did not exist and assumes its appearance and function are related to our absence. Carson's article depicts a terrible reality on the current human and environmental situation.

The author of Judd Diamond "The end of the world we know" emphasizes the reason why the early civilization disappeared. When these advanced civilizations have reached their peak capacity, once they have lived on the earth once, for hundreds of years like these civilizations Maya, Inca and Aztec, they are such wars, abnormal weather , The shortage faced with the environment, the end of the trade market, and immoral leaders and other tragedies have contributed to the destruction of civilization.

In his article Jared Diamond - talked about the reasons for the collapse of Mayan rich society of concern Yucatan, ancient civilization of "The Last American Environment Collapse and the End of Civilization". Together with diamonds, the problem of environmental deterioration and climate change was eventually attributed to the end of the Maya society, thinking that "their power and recognition, their cultural attitudes solve the crisis". Diamond first presents a basic overview of the classical Maya society. Karst 's feature - the topography of porous limestone brought many difficulties for Mayan farmers in unpredictable rainfall and a large dry season. The population living in small lands is also important. Damp climate makes it impossible to store extra corn for drought later