Kiryat Ata, 1976
Yuval Noah Harari, born in Israel in 1976 and raised in Haifa, is a historian of the Middle Ages and of warfare and a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He made his name with Sapiens, which grew out of his world history lectures and covers human history from the Stone Age. His later books, such as Homo Deus, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century and Nexus, look at the present and the future.
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Sapiens was translated into some 45 languages and spent 96 consecutive weeks in the top three of The New York Times bestseller list, but academics have received his work less well: critics such as Christopher Hallpike and the neuroscientist Darshana Narayanan fault it for errors, lack of rigour and sensationalism. 21 Lessons split critics between strong praise and reviews that found it full of banalities, and his changes to the Russian edition drew criticism.
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