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020			_a0860919382
040			_cAloy
041			_aEnglish
082			_223 _a330.93 _bWEBA
100			_aMax Weber _9837
245			_aAgrarian sociology of ancient civilizations
260			_aLondon _bVerso _c1988
300			_a421p. _bPB _c21.5x13.5cm
365			_b ₹557.65 _c₹ _d ₹557.65
520			_aWritten in 1908, The Agrarian Sociology of Ancient Civilizations represents a sustained historical synthesis of a type unlike anything else in Weber‘s writing. Nor has any equivalent survey been written by a classical scholar since. Weber starts with a general introduction that explores the necessary concepts for relating ’economic theory‘ and ’ancient society‘. He then proceeds to a chronologically ordered study of Mesopotamia and Egypt; Hebrew society in Israel; the classical city-states of Greece; the imperial Hellenic realms; and finally, the evolution of Roman society from the Republic to the rise and fall of the Empire.
650			_a Economic history -- To 500 _9838
650			_a Agriculture, Ancient _9839
650			_aSocial history -- To 500 _9840
650			_a Civilization, Ancient _9841
650			_a Middle East -- Economic conditions _9842
700			_aWEBER (Max) _9843
700			_aFRANK (R L) Tr _9844
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