A história social anglo-americana desde 1945
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História social, Teoria da modernização, MarxismoResumo
O artigo examina temas, métodos e tendências analíticas dominantes na análise da história social e da ciência social produzidas na Inglaterra e nos Estados Unidos a partir da Segunda Guerra Mundial, apontando a proeminência no debate de duas grandes vertentes, o marxismo e a teoria da modernização. O autor reflete sobre achados e limites de ambas as correntes.
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