From Feudal Society to the Twentieth Century

From Feudal Society to the Twentieth Century is a classic written by its author with two particular aims in mind: "To explain history with economic theory and economic theory with history." According to Huberman, "this knotting is important and necessary. History learning becomes crippled when the necessary attention is not paid to its economic side. Economic theory also becomes meaningless when isolated from its historical background. 'Boring science' will remain boring as long as it is taught and studied in a historical void." As can be seen when read, the author has fully achieved the goals he mentioned. There are very few studies that so skillfully reveal the relationships between the social and economic structure of the period it examines and the ideas and actions that developed on this basis. It is this success that has enabled the present book to be translated into many languages since 1936, to find more than half a million readers from all professions and educational levels, and to be reprinted over and over again despite the passing years.


"We do not claim that our book is comprehensive. It is neither an economic history nor a history of economic thought - it is a bit of both. We explain why certain doctrines were born at the time they were born within the framework of the development of economic institutions, how they emerged from the fabric of social life, how they developed and developed as the pattern of the tissue changed. It is an effort to explain that they changed and eventually disappeared."
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 338

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 338

First Print Year: 2000

Language Turkish