The culture of capitalism

Alan Macfarlane

Concerned with the origins of capitalism and the conditions that accompanied its birth, this work argues that capitalism is more than an economic system: it is a culture that affects not just the material but also the social, familial and even spiritual bases of existence. The author considers the nature of evil, attitudes towards love and the family, the phenomenon of violence, population change and revolution and how we have come both to dominate and to revere the natural world.

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[目次]

  • Peasants - the peasantry in England before the Industrial Revolution - mythical model?
  • population - modes of reproduction
  • violence - peasants and bandits
  • nature - man and the natural world
  • evil - the root of all evil
  • love - love and capitalism
  • revolution - socioeconomic revolution and the origin of the modern world
  • capitalism - the cradle of capitalism - the case of England
  • individualism reconsidered or the craft of the historian. Appendix - the nature of capitalism.

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書名 The culture of capitalism
著作者等 Macfarlane, Alan
出版元 Blackwell
刊行年月 1987
ページ数 xviii, 254 p.
大きさ 24 cm
ISBN 0631165576
0631136266
NCID BA01180794
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言語 英語
出版国 イギリス
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