1. Umberto Eco
... of a remarkable man. While a fiction there are no historical inaccuracies and a tremendous degree of accuracy in corroborating the event of this magnificent work with actual history. A wonderful aspect of Leo Africanus is the pitfalls it avoided. Amin Maalouf did not attempt to paint a picture that support a certain vision of history or advances a certain agenda. This is a common theme in modern ... to pagan Berbers, and finds that the world is a turmoil of business and trade, religious intolerance, political maneuvering, travel to beautiful foreign lands, and even some family troubles....
- Word Count: 4697
- Approx Pages: 19
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: Undergraduate