İlkel Asiler

Eric J. Hobsbawm's classic work, Primitive Rebels, looks at the concepts of rebellion and banditry, from peasant rebellions to millenarian movements, the mafia, the rebellion of Spanish anarchism and peasant imaginations, the relationship between Italian fascis and the communist movement, the uprisings of mobs in cities and the communist workers' uprisings of the 20th century. deals with its history. How banditry, rebellion and insurrection met with political movements in Europe; It focuses on how religious beliefs flow and live in political consciousness. It tells the story of a form of resistance that continues to exist between the primitive and the modern, and that does not disappear even if it transforms; As legendary as blood and tears, the rebellious story of faith and persistence...

The mob was poor; "they" were rich; Life was fundamentally unfair to the poor. The basis of the mob's attitude was such things as can be seen in countless street ballads: I am a prisoner in prison
Because I don't have enough money With a golden key There is no door that cannot be opened. In the idealization of an anarchist uprising of robbers and bandits, whether in London or Seville, there are always outlaws in trouble with a great lord or state, always betrayed, always avenged.



Number of Pages: 267

Year of Print: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: İletişim Publishing

First Print Year: 2012

Language Turkish