Feudalism and Non-European SocietiesT. J. Byres, Harbans Mukhia 'With admirable clarity, Mrs Peters sums up what determines competence in spelling and the traditional and new approaches to its teaching.' -Times Literary Supplement |
Contents
How Feudal was Indian Feudalism? | 19 |
Classifying PreColonial India | 44 |
Politics Peasants and the Deconstruction | 54 |
Concepts of Order and Comparison with | 87 |
The Uniqueness of the East | 166 |
From | 197 |
R S Sharma | 229 |
Burton Stein | 236 |
Frank Perlin | 273 |
Chris Wickham | 283 |
Arif Dirlik | 291 |
Common terms and phrases
agrarian agricultural analysis ancient argued argument Arthasastra Asiatic mode B.N.S. Yadava beneficiary Bloch capitalism capitalist centralised changes characterised China Chinese history Chola complex context cultivation Culture D.D. Kosambi Delhi Dirlik discourse discussion dominant Duby early medieval Economic History Empire European feudalism evidence exploitation feudal mode feudal society forced labour free peasant historians historiography Ibid ideology Indian Feudalism Indian Historical Review Indian History Irfan Habib kind king land landlords landowning London lord Maharashtra Maratha Marc Bloch Marx Marx's Marxist Marxist historiography means of production medieval India mode of production nadu notion organisation peasant peasantry period Perlin Perry Anderson political pre-capitalist pre-colonial India problem question R.S. Sharma region relations of production relationships rent Rural Economy serfdom social formation south India Stein structure substantive surplus taxes tion transition types University vatan Vijayanagara village Western Europe Yadava Zhou