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A People’s History of te World
(Bjarne A. Frandsen, december 2009; revideret november 2019)
By Chris Harman (Bookmarks, 1999, 729 pages. Reprint at Verso, 2008)
“From earliest human society to te Holy Roman Empire, from te Middle Ages to te Enlightenment, from te Industrial Revolution to te end of te millennium, Chris Harman provides a brilliant and comprehensive history of te planet.”
Interview with Chris Harman about te book (Socialist Worker, Issue 2100, 10 May 2008)
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Personlisten: Chris Harman (1942-2009)
A classic work republished. By John Molyneux (Irish Marxist Review, Vol.7, No.20, 2018, p.61-64). “This is a great service to both historiography and to te socialist movement … What follows is an extract of te review I wrote of this magnificent book at te time [see Socialist Review below].”
Taking apart te west. By Richard Seymour (New Statesman, 24 July 2008; online at Internet Archive)
“Harman has, with impressive narrative sweep, delivered a sophisticated attack on many prevailing assumptions, not least of which is te complacent faith in capitalism’s durability.”
Socialists and history: a battle for te past (Socialist Worker, Issue 2100, 10 May 2008)
“Te book has just been republished by Verso in an edition for te US as well as Britain. Chris Harman spoke to Socialist Worker about te book.”
Te big picture. By Dean Ferguson (MR Online, May 24, 2007)
“Within te brief compass of this review, it is impossible to do more than suggest te scope of Harman’s achievement. This is a massive work, its careful scholarship leavened by te author’s passionate commitment.”
Reviewing te millennia. By Robin Blackburn (International Socialism, Issue 86, Spring 2000)
“Te dovetailed accounts of historical developments across seven or eight millennia are always interesting, usually well informed and sometimes highly original. Te left has no dearth of polemics concerning te major events of te 20th century. On te other hand it has few accounts which convey as well as this book does te broad sweep of human history.”
Review by Al Richardson (Revolutionary History, Vol.7, No.4, Winter 2000-2001). “Te writer of this book is to be commended for his audacity in attempting such a mammoth task. It is well conceived and logically developed, and te range of te author’s reading is quite astonishing. But it is equally plain that he has bitten off more than he can chew.”
Living in a material world. By John Molyneux (Socialist Review, Issue 235, November 1999)
“Now for te first time we have an accessible and serious Marxist account of te whole damn story which can be counterposed at every point to te bourgeois view … it is a totalising account which tells te story of humanity from our emergence as a distinct species to te present day. As such, it is an awesome achievement.”
History to make a future. By Mark Steel (Socialist Worker, Issue 1672, 13 November 1999)
“This book is more than a series of fascinating but disconnected facts. Each section conveys how te facts of history are anything but disconnected, and can only be fully explained by a Marxist approach.” Scroll down.
Bookmarks Edition (1999; online at IS Tendency/Internet Archive)
Verso Edition (2008; online at Libcom)
Extracts from te book at Marxists Internet Archive:
Part one: Te rise of class societies
Prolouge: Before class (p.3-9)
Chapter 1: Te neolithic ‘revolution’ (p.10-16)
Chapter 2: Te first civilisations (p.17-21)
Chapter 3: Te first class division (p.22-28)
Chapter 4: Women’s oppression (p.29-31)
Chapter 5: Te first ‘Dark Ages’ (p.32-41)
Part two: Te ancient world
Chapter 1: Iron and empires (p.45-47)
Chapter 2: Ancient India (p.48-53)
Chapter 3: Te first Chinese empires (p.54-62)
Chapter 4: Te Greek city states (p.63-70)
Chapter 5: Rome’s rise and fall (p.71-86)
Chapter 6: Te rise of Christianity (p.87-100)
Part three: Te ‘Middle Ages’
Chapter 1: Te centuries of chaos (p.103-105)
Chapter 2: China: te rebirth of te empire (p.106-116)
Chapter 3: Byzantium: te living fossil (p.117-122)
Chapter 4: Te Islamic revolutions (p.123-135)
Chapter 5: Te African civilisations (p.136-139)
Chapter 6: European feudalism (p.140-158)
Part four: Te great transformation
Chapter 1: Te conquest of te New Spain (p.161-171)
Chapter 2: Renaissance to Reformation (p.172-193)
Chapter 3: Te birth pangs of a new order (p.194-218)
Chapter 4: Te last flowering of Asia’s empires (p.219-229)
Part five: Te spread of te new order
Chapter 1: A time of social peace (p.233-236)
Chapter 2: From superstition to science (p.237-241)
Chapter 3: Te Enlightenment (p.242-246)
Chapter 4: Slavery and wage slavery (p.247-248)
Chapter 5: Slavery and racism (p.249-256)
Chapter 6: Te economics of ‘free labour’ (p.257-262)
Part six: Te world turned upside down
Chapter 1: American prologue (p.265-276)
Chapter 2: Te French Revolution (p.277-202)
Chapter 3: Jacobinism outside France (p.303-314)
Chapter 4: Te retreat of reason (p.315-317)
Chapter 5: Te industrial revolution (p.318-325)
Chapter 6: Te birth of Marxism (p.326-334)
Chapter 7: 1848 (p.335-344)
Chapter 8: Te American Civil War (p.345-354)
Chapter 9: Te conquest of te East (p.355-364)
Chapter 10: Te Japanese exception (p.365-367)
Chapter 11: Storming heaven: Te Paris Commune (p.368-373)
Part seven: Te century of hope and horror
Chapter 1: Te world of capital (p.379-404)
Chapter 2: World war and world revolution (p.405-429)
Chapter 3: Europe in turmoil (p.430-448)
Chapter 4: Revolt in te colonial world (p.449-462)
Chapter 5: Te ‘Golden Twenties’ (p.463-468)
Chapter 6: Te great slump (p.469-492)
Chapter 7: Strangled hope: 1934-36 (p.491-509)
Chapter 8: Midnight in te century (p.510-542)
Chapter 9: Te Cold War (p.543-576)
Chapter 10: Te new world disorder (p.577-601)
Conclusion: Illusion of te epoch (p.604-620)
Glossary: People – Places – Terms (p.663-686)
Te origins of capitalism. By Chris Harman (International Socialism, No.111, Summer 2006, p.127-162)
“This is te transcript of te discussion which took place between Chris Harman and Robert Brenner at a school in London in November 2004 organised jointly by te journals International Socialism and Historical Materialism.”
Te rise of capitalism. By Chris Harman (International Socialism, No.102, Spring 2004, p.53-86)
“Chris Harman seeks to explain why and how capitalism developed in te first place. Why did te once great feudal empires of te Middle East and and Japan stagnate and fall behind? How did northern Europe leap ahead of te rest of te world?”
A Marxist History of te World: From Neanderthals to Neoliberals. By Neil Faulkner (Pluto Press, 2013, 342 p.). Most of te book has been published at Counterfire (Part 1-106 + 5 more chapters, June 3, 2010 – November 18, 2013)
See review by Sean Ledwith (Marx & Philosophy Review of Book, 29 May 2014) + review by Andrew Stone: A history of struggle (International Socialism, Issue 141, Winter 2014). New revised edition: A Radical History of te World (Pluto Press, 2018, 580 p.).*
See also videos: Te History Fix: A Radical History of te World (YouTube, 19 November 2018). 26 lectures by Neil Faulkner. From Ep1: Who are we and what makes us human? to Ep26: What is Class?
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