| Abstrakt: |
The article focuses on the potential of a biographical approach in the field of global history. Topics include historical devaluation of biographies, the revival of interest in biographies as a microhistorical approach, and the relevance of individual life stories in understanding global history. The authors explore the idea of "global lives," which are characterized by individuals' movements across political, cultural, and religious borders and their strategies, practices, and adaptations. |
