
Questo podcast è stato creato utilizzando l'IA di BeFreed, basandosi su libri selezionati, obiettivi di apprendimento del creatore e il suo stile preferito.






I'd like to learn about medieval history, focusing on common knowledge that is well-known to Westerners but little known to Chinese people. Why do people avoid talking about or memorizing medieval history? Is it because it is painful or full of shame? What are the facts, and what are the neutral ways to view this part of history? Also, were there any good outcomes throughout that history? I am looking for any positive developments that emerged from that period.


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Creato da alumni della Columbia University a San Francisco
