Titlebook: An Archaeology of Improvement in Rural Massachusetts; Landscapes of Profit Quentin Lewis Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switze

使混合

Improvement, Capitalism, and Landscape Changew the constellations of people, ideas, things, and places cohered into landscapes of improvement at given historical moments. I also utilize Marxian theories of space to explore how tension, contradiction, and struggle manifested as changing landscapes. I explore some of the literature on Improvemen

薄荷醇

Mercurial

Improvement and Agriculture in Massachusetts at the Dawn of the Nineteenth Centuryonnecticut River Valley. Cultural, social, and economic mechanisms of hegemony began to fall apart at the end of the century, and Improvement emerged as a way to reassert the dominance of the market-oriented city over the more nebulous mixed economy of the countryside. I draw on primary and secondar

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監(jiān)禁

Fester

1574-0439 ationalization of space. Alongside this rationalization, Improvement also served to reshape rural landscapes in keeping with the social and economic processes of a modernizing global capitalism. But the contrad978-3-319-36328-8978-3-319-22105-2Series ISSN 1574-0439

倫理學(xué)

Die praktische Anwendung der Malzextrakte,. I discuss the literature on the archaeology of Improvement in Britain and in North America and argue that understanding Improvement helps to counteract the idea that the great social changes of the nineteenth century only happened in cities. Further, a discussion of Improvement, as opposed to othe

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侵蝕

Schlussbetrachtung und Ausblick economy of the region, connected to the Atlantic world through material goods and shared ideological formations. This landscape culminated in the first wave of agricultural Improvement, undertaken by the region’s elite in the mid to late eighteenth century.

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