People's History and Socialist Theory (Routledge Revivals)

Raphael Samuel

Foreword; Editorial Prefaces; People’s history Raphael Samuel History and theory Raphael Samuel; Papers; People’s History; 1 People’s history or total history Peter Burke 2 The changing image of the Scottish peasantry, 1745-1980 Ian Carter 3 worker-historian of the 1920s Ruskin History Workshop Students Collective; Local History; 4 A ghostly pavement: the political implications of local working-class history Ken Worple 5 Beyond Autobiography Jerry White 6 The politics of community problems Stephen Yeo; Oral Tradition; 7 The class struggle in fourteenth-century England Rosamond Faith 8 ‘Worms of the Earth’: the miners’ own story Dave Douglass 9 The new oral History in France Paul Thompson; Peasant Studies; 10 Village economies Peter Worsley 11 The Scottish peasantry Ian Carter 12 A museum of peasant life in Emilia Alessandro Triulzi; The State; 13 The state and social domination in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Prussia Alf Lüdtke 14 State and peasantry in colonial Africa John Lonsdale; Capitalism; 15 The transition from feudalism to capitalism: renewal of the debate Hans Medick 16 Primitive accumulation revisited Michael Ignatieff; Socialism; 17 Utopian socialism reconsidered Gareth Stedman Jones 18 Communist Party history Perry Anderson; Feminism; 19 Socialist feminism: utopian or scientific? Barbara Taylor 20 Gender division and class formation in the Birmingham middle class, 1780-1850 Catherine Hall 21 Feminism and labour history Anna Davin 22 Women’s history in the USA Ellen Ross; Fascism and Anti-Fascism; 23 The historiography of the Spanish Civil War Paul Preston 24 The Spanish Civil War Ronald Fraser 25 ‘Subversiveness’ and anti-fascism in Italy 26 Open questions on Nazism Tim Mason 27 Anti-fascism in post-war Germany Lutz Niethammer; Cultural Studies; 28 The ‘discovery’ of popular culture Peter Burke 29 Notes on deconstructing ‘the popular’ Stuart Hall; Socialist History in Europe; 30 Revolutionary heritage: the German Peasant War of 1525 Bob Scribner 31 Through the undergrowth: capitalist development and social formation in nineteenth century France Andrew Lincoln 32 ‘Le Social’: the lost tradition in French labour history Jacques Ranciére 33 From Gramsci to ‘workerism’: notes on Italian working-class history Sandra Pescarolo 34 ‘To be or not to be’, socialist historian in Denmark Niels Finn Christiansen and Jens Rahbek Rasmussen; African History; 35 Decolonising African history Alessandro Triulzi 36 Towards a people’s history of South Africa? Recent developments in the historiography of South Africa Shula Marks 37 Slavery in pre-colonial Africa Richard Rathbone 38 How not to be a Marxist historian: the Althusserian threat to African history Robin Law; Labour History; 39 The Webbs as historians of trade unionism 40 Ruhr miners and their historians Franz-Josef Brüggemeier 41 The class struggle at Renault Patrick Fidenson; Debates; Political Economy; 42 Marxism and classical political economy Michael Ignatieff; Religion; 43 Methodism and the common people John Walsh; Sexual Politics; 44 The trouble with ‘patricarchy’ Sheila Rowbotham 45 In defence of ‘patriarchy’ Sally Alexander and Barbard Taylor; Culturalism: Debates around The Poverty of Theory; 46 Editorial Note Raphael Samuel 47 In defence of theory Stuart Hall 48 Against absolutism Richard Johnson 49 The politics of theory E.P. Thompson; Afterword; History Workshop, 1966-1980 Raphael Samuel