Social Orders and Social Classes in Europe Since 1500: Studies in Social Stratification

ISBN-13: 9780582083431 / Angielski / Miękka / 1992 / 276 str.

M. Bush;University of Manchester

Opis

Evaluates the notions of orders and class by conceptual analysis and also by examining their application to the societies of Eastern and Western Europe in the period 1500 onwards. The book aims to study the nobility, clergy, middle classes, peasantry, the proletariat and the poor.

Spis treści

Preface
1. The language of orders in early modern Europe Peter Burke
2. The concept of class William Reddy
3. An anatomy of nobility A L Bush
4. Between estate and profession; the clergy in Imperial Russia Gregory L Freeze
5. Between estate and profession; the catholic parish clergy of early modern western Europe Joseph Bergin
6. The middle classes in late Tsarist Russia Charles E Timberlake
7. From 'middling sort' to middle class in the late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century England John Seed
8. Tenant right and the peasantries of Europe under the old regime M L Bush
9. Deferential bitterness; the social outlook for rural proleteriat in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century England and WalesK D M Snell
10. Order, class and urban poorStuart Woolf
11. A people and a class: industrial workers and the social order in nineteenth-century England Patrick Joyce
12. Myths of order and ordering myths William Doyle
13. Class and historical explanation Huw Beynon
Suggestions for further reading
Notes on contributors
Index

O autorze

M. L. Bush