Please unsuscribe me.
Thanks.
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De: Julien Pierrehumbert [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: Mi�rcoles 2 de Agosto de 2000 11:51 A. M.
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Asunto: Re: [CrashList] The Invention of Capitalism
My advice yould be to check the archives of both Crash-List 1 and CL-talk at
the end of may and in the beginning of June and maybe a little later. There's
some speculation of ours (and of mine notably) on that subject. What I still find
lacking as a basis for a good discussion of that is good definitions of
"feudalism" and "capitalism" that are functional (I mean which would allow us
to draw lines in history). That said, I didn't even read Perelman yet!
The URLs are:
http://www.mail-archive.com/crashlist%40egroups.com/
http://www.egroups.com/messages/CrashList-talk
Bye,
Original message from: "J.WALKER"
>In discussing the decline of capitalism today what are the lessons
>that can be learn from the decline of Feudalism and the triump of
>Capitalism? Or are periods of transition unique to the particular
>circumstances of the time? And anyway what were the causes of the
>decline of Feudalism - did it fall or was it pushed?
>
>Just a few questions to keep you going.
>
>Regards,
>JOhn Walker
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