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Ancient Society
Book • 2015
Lewis Henry Morgan's "Ancient Society" is a foundational work in anthropology.
It examines the evolution of human societies from primitive communalism to civilization, proposing a three-stage model of social development.
Morgan's work influenced subsequent anthropological and sociological thought, particularly Marxist theory.
His analysis of kinship systems and social organization remains highly influential.
It examines the evolution of human societies from primitive communalism to civilization, proposing a three-stage model of social development.
Morgan's work influenced subsequent anthropological and sociological thought, particularly Marxist theory.
His analysis of kinship systems and social organization remains highly influential.
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in contrast to Fredy Perlman's perspective on societal development.

Alex Leff

10 - Against Leviathan: An Anarchist Fairytale of the Origin of Civilization
Mentioned by Eugene Holland in relation to his work on the transition from feudalism to capitalism.

Eugene W. Holland, "Perversions of the Market: Sadism, Masochism, and the Culture of Capitalism" (SUNY Press, 2024)