The Ellen Meiksins Wood Reader
Historical Materialism, Volume 40
Ellen Meiksins Wood author Larry Patriquin editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Haymarket Books
Published:13th Aug '13
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
Ellen Meiksins Wood is a leading contemporary political theorist who has been described as the founder, together with Robert Brenner, of 'Political Marxism,' a distinct version of historical materialism which has inspired a research program that spans a number of academic disciplines. Organized thematically, this Reader provides an overview of her original interpretations of capitalism, and many different topics.
The writing is so supple and accessible, and the argument so persuasive, it's like watching a cloudy mixture of ideas being turned into a clear solution.”
Adrienne Rich, on The Origins of Capitalism
Few historians of comparative political thought are in the same league as Ellen Wood, who surveys the whole sweep of ancient and medieval thinkers with equal magisterial brilliance of insight.”
Professor Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge
Meiksins Wood is a rare breed an academic with the soul of a storyteller.”
Morning Star
Immensely impressive, bold and erudite ... Meiksins Woods conclusions are undeniably nuanced, challenging and important.”
Times Higher Education Supplement
“The writing is so supple and accessible, and the argument so persuasive, it's like watching a cloudy mixture of ideas being turned into a clear solution.”
—Adrienne Rich, on The Origins of Capitalism
“Few historians of comparative political thought are in the same league as Ellen Wood, who surveys the whole sweep of ancient and medieval thinkers with equal magisterial brilliance of insight.”
—Professor Paul Cartledge, University of Cambridge
“Meiksins Wood is a rare breed – an academic with the soul of a storyteller.”
—Morning Star
“Immensely impressive, bold and erudite ... Meiksins Wood‘s conclusions are undeniably nuanced, challenging and important.”
—Times Higher Education Supplement
ISBN: 9781608462797
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 517g
336 pages