Dear Gunnar: Greetings. Another way we say this in English is "Hunter-Gatherer", using the hyphon. This might flow better in your title? as in "From Hunter-Gatherer to Global Capitalism and Thereafter". Eliminating (or not having) 2 "and"s in the same sentance is perhaps better. Good Luck, Steve Crider
I like the illustration, but perhaps the chap could be standing on the earth or a slice of it.... just to high light the earth bit rather than the human history bit, although perhaps the later is the focus?
Beate, well I don't mind the aggressive impression. Global capitalism can also be rather aggressive:-) I did try with "earth" as a background Alastair, but the one I had didn't do it. The background is actually a photo of old papyrus paper. It does look better in my copy - but then most books will be sold via the net, so it is perhaps more important how it looks on the net than in the hand...
Dear Gunnar:
ReplyDeleteGreetings. Another way we say this in English is "Hunter-Gatherer", using the hyphon. This might flow better in your title? as in "From Hunter-Gatherer to Global Capitalism and Thereafter". Eliminating (or not having) 2 "and"s in the same sentance is perhaps better. Good Luck, Steve Crider
Dear Steve, That sounds like a good suggestion!
ReplyDeleteI like the illustration, but perhaps the chap could be standing on the earth or a slice of it.... just to high light the earth bit rather than the human history bit, although perhaps the later is the focus?
ReplyDeleteHi Gunnar, very much the male fighter - is that what you want to express? I find it a bit aggressive.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Beate
Beate, well I don't mind the aggressive impression. Global capitalism can also be rather aggressive:-)
DeleteI did try with "earth" as a background Alastair, but the one I had didn't do it. The background is actually a photo of old papyrus paper. It does look better in my copy - but then most books will be sold via the net, so it is perhaps more important how it looks on the net than in the hand...