Jared Diamond (Q205772)

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American scientist, historian, and author (born 1937)
  • Jared Mason Diamond
  • Jared M. Diamond
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    Jared Diamond
    American scientist, historian, and author (born 1937)
    • Jared Mason Diamond
    • Jared M. Diamond

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    media legend
    Jared Diamond en 2007. (French)
    Джаред Дайъмънд през 2007 г. (Bulgarian)
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    imported from Wikimedia project
    Russian Wikipedia
    birth name
    Jared Mason Diamond (English)
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    Library of Congress authority ID
    n79147898
    family name
    Diamond
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    short name
    Jared Diamond (English)
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    native language
    English
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    award received
    Wolf Prize in Agriculture
    point in time
    2013
    award rationale
    for pioneering theories of crop domestication, the rise of agriculture and its influences on the development and demise of human societies, and its impact on the ecology of the environment. (English)
    country of citizenship
    United States
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    reference URL
    https://wolffund.org.il/jared-m-diamond/
    described by source
    Medvik
    subject named as
    Diamond, Jared M. (Jared Mason), 1937-
    URL
    https://www.medvik.cz/link/mzk2003175438
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    stated in
    Medvik
    retrieved
    9 October 2020
    The Dawn of Everything
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    quotation
    9 Hiding in Plain Sight / ON THE CASE OF TLAXCALA, AN INDIGENOUS REPUBLIC THAT RESISTED THE AZTEC EMPIRE THEN CAME TO JOIN FORCES WITH SPANISH INVADERS, AND HOW ITS FATEFUL DECISION EMERGED FROM DEMOCRATIC DELIBERATIONS IN AN URBAN PARLIAMENT (AS OPPOSED TO THE DAZZLING EFFECTS OF EUROPEAN TECHNOLOGY ON ‘INDIAN MINDS’) / It is [...] We assume that nobody – even the most ardent believer in the forces of technological progress, or ‘guns, germs, and steel’ – would go so far as to claim that fewer than 1,000 Spaniards could ever have conquered Tenochtitlan (a highly organized city, covering over five square miles, containing roughly a quarter of a million people) without the help of these indigenous allies, who included some 20,000 warriors from Tlaxcala. (English)
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    Jared Diamond
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    Identifiers

    FAST ID
    47657
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    SBN author ID
    RAVV090356
    subject named as
    Diamond, Jared
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    Libris-URI
    fcrtx7pz454gmmn
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    stated in
    LIBRIS
    publication date
    26 March 2018
    retrieved
    24 August 2018
    Academic Tree ID
    20820
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    Angelicum ID
    71584
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    Babelio author ID
    176335
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    BHL creator ID
    145605
    subject named as
    Diamond, Jared M.
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    retrieved
    2 June 2018
    60759
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    202423
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    CCAB ID
    000349864
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    CONOR.SR ID
    2091879
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    Dialnet author ID
    269183
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    Golden ID
    Jared_Diamond-6Z6B9
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    stated in
    Golden
    retrieved
    10 September 2022
    IMDb ID
    nm1991200
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    stated in
    MusicBrainz
    retrieved
    29 August 2015
    KBR person ID
    14458618
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    Kinobox person ID
    952204
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    LittleSis people ID
    69253
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    NE.se ID
    jared-diamond
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    Prabook ID
    319175
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    SNAC ARK ID
    w6tr3m2b
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    UOM ID
    87380
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