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Marxism and history yesterday and today. An assessment of the materialist conception of history
No full textPonència del professor Eric Hobsbawm en el marc del Seminari dedicat al seu pensament985-2.mp4
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Processes and forms of action of pre-political politics
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Where the history has made progress?
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The Problem of postmodernism in history
No full textPonència del professor Eric Hobsbawm en el marc del Seminari dedicat al seu pensament1051-2.mp4
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Social history. Popular politics before the invention of the modern language and institutions of politics
No full textPonència del professor Eric Hobsbawm en el marc del Seminari dedicat al seu pensament987-2.mp4
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The Objectives and programmes of popular politics in this period before the elaboration of the modern vocabulary, the modern aims and the modern methods of political action
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The 'Short Twentieth Century'
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The Common people and transition to capitalism. Politics before politics and 'primitive rebellions' [incomplet]
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Where have the rebels gone? Interview with Eric Hobsbawm
No full textFifty years after his pioneering books on rebellion and social banditry, Eric Hobsbawm explains why he always paid close attention to "uncommon people" and popular forms of revolt, and analyses how globalization has triggered off new political mobilizations
Where have the rebels gone? Interview with Eric Hobsbawm
No full textFifty years after his pioneering books on rebellion and social banditry, Eric Hobsbawm explains why he always paid close attention to "uncommon people" and popular forms of revolt, and analyses how globalization has triggered off new political mobilizations
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