...Joel Wolfe Copyright © 1994 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1994 ”Father of the Poor” or ”Mother of the Rich Gehilio Vargas, Industrial Workers, and Constructions of Class, Gender, and Populism in Siio Paulo, 1930...

...Joel Wolfe Copyright © 1994 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1994 ”Father of the Poor” or ”Mother of the Rich Gehilio Vargas, Industrial Workers, and Constructions of Class, Gender, and Populism in Siio Paulo, 1930...

...Claus Offe 1979 Toward a Rediscovery of Marxist Political Theory Claus Offe Alan Wolfe, The Limits of Legitimacy; Political Contradictions of Contem- porary Capitalism. New York: The Free Press, 1977. $14.95. Since...

...C. B. Macpherson 1984 American Politics in a Grave New World C. B. Macpherson Alan Wolfe, America’s Impasse: The Rise and Fall of the Politics of Growth. New York: Pantheon Books. 1981.293 pp. $16.50 Forty years ago...

[email protected] Copyright © 2023 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2023 art politics museum Anthropocene nonhumanity During the Finnish civil war in 1918 the renowned author Ilmari Kianto called for the extermination of the “wolf bitches” that he saw as a threat...

... James Scott deserves to be included with Barrington Moore, Eric Wolf, and a handful of others among the creators of "peasant studies." His Moral Economy of the Peasant, on depression-era rebel- lions in Burma and Vietnam, carved out space for others with an in- terest in comparative...

... justice. The essays here by Peter Winn, Cindy Forster, and Joel Wolfe rely heavily on the words of ordinary men and women, mainly found in oral histories and letters, and suggest that national histories need to be revised taking into account the experi- ences of working people. Peter Winn’s...

... Marxist analysis of the Renaissance. Alan Wolfe's Limits of Legitimacy deals with a sub- ject of equal concern to Marxists and radicals, namely the state in capitalist society. In his review of this work, Claus Offe suggests that Wolfe has come closer to reconstructing a mamist theory...

... as ANARCHISTS OF ANDALUSIA 63 the first revolution, the bourgeois curtain-raiser which laid the groundwork for working-class revolutionism. As Eric Wolf has argued in his groundbreaking Peasant Wars of the Twentieth Century (1969),capitalism makes a revolution of its own...

... Commune, taken by Auguste B. Braquehais, were exhibited for the first time in the U.S. during the falZ of 1984 at the Daniel Wolf Galley on 57th Street in New York City. The Commune was organized in 1872 after the French army lost the Franco-Prussian war, and the people of Paris refused...

.... Steward, ed., Handbook of South American Indians, 7 vols. (Washington, D.C., 1946-1959), II,44 1-456,462-469;Eric R. Wolf, “Types of Latin American Peasantry: A Preliminary Discussion,” American Anthopologist, 573 (June 1955),452-471, esp. 455-460;Wolf, “Closed Corporate Peasant Communities...

.... Alice Echols, During to be Bad: Radical Feminism in America, 1967--1972. Bobby Seale, Seize the Time, OR Assata Shakur, Assata! Tom Wolfe, Radical Chic and MauMauing the Flak Catchers. Alice Walker, Meridian. Schedule January 23 ”The Sixties,” Historical...

...-COLONIALITY/ 153 with Europeans. Discussing Wallerstein and Wolf established themes we could and did return to: the unequal economic linkages between the West and the rest of the world, and the trap to be avoid- ed of ignoring or speaking for others as we examined their integra- tion...

... World Slavery ; and McCusker and Menard, Economy of British America . 20. Cullen, Emergence of Modern Ireland ; Gillespie, Transformation of the Irish Economy . 21. On these subjects, see Cullen, Emergence of Modern Ireland ; and Ó Gráda, Ireland . 22. See Wolf...

...-historically minded audience. The project, an exhibit and forum series called "Women at Work", attempted to bring some of the insights of the recent flowering in women's history to a general non-universi ty audience. During a year long collective endeavor, Judy Hilkey, Allis Wolfe and I...

... of California Press, 2002), 271. 4. As Eric Wolf puts it, merchants “were drawn—rapidly and irresistibly—into the realm of production” (268). “Money-as-capital accomplished what money-begetting money had been unable to achieve: the capacity to affect and regulate the quantity and quality...

...' "self- serving," yet "self-deceiving" paternalist ideology along with the slaves' peculiar reinterpretation of that ideology for their own immediate, not objective class interests.42 103 The anthropologist Eric Wolf, who...

... of production—commodification and consumption, the open market, and money. Not all West Germans, many of whom realized what was hap- pening before their eyes, embraced this situation. According to Markus Wolf, West German business millionaire Hannsheinz Porst...

..., “Socialist Recreation?,” 97–98 . For more on official GDR photography, see Wolle, “Smiling Face of Dictatorship.” 15. Cuevas-Wolf, “Making the Past Present,” 33, 52 . 16. Kuehn, Caught , 108 . 17. Degot, “Copy Is the Crime,” 113 ; Cuevas-Wolf, “Making the Past Present,” 34...

... the West above the rest of humanity, as well as a new sense of global dependency, historians have expanded their focus. Immanuel Wallerstein, Eric Hobsbawm, Eric Wolf-but also Andre Gunder Frank and Samir Amin-have developed historical accounts of the rise of capitalism that stress the shaping...