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The emergence of the concept of economic society, and the restructuring of the concept of feudalism 2 Economic Theory and the Emergence of Market Society Adam Smith and the theory of the emergence of market society Market society and the historical emergence of individualism Who or what unbound Prometheus? Some post -Smithian perspectives on the emergence of market society North and Thomas Conclusions 3 Marxism and the Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism Marx and the transition from feudalism to XI 1 capitalism The 'exchange relations' perspective The endogenous 'Marxist' property relations perspective Anderson's 'eclectic Marxism' Conclusion 100 viii Contents 4 Max Weber, the Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism Weber and the spirit of capitalism Weber, the 'Protestant Ethic' and the spirit of modern capitalism Conclusions 5 Max Weber and the Transition to Modern Capitalism Weber and modern Capitalism Weber, rationalisation and the explanation of modern capitalist emergence Conclusions PART II TOWARDS AN EXPLANATION OF THE TRANSITION TO CAPITALISM IN EUROPE I should like to acknowledge a particular debt to two people who influenced the course of my thinking well befor

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Author
R. J. Holton (auth.)
Publisher
Macmillan Education UK
Published
1985
Language
EN
ISBN
9781349177455
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Sociology, History, Social Science
Updated
2026-03-24

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