Vol. 5 (1989): Revolution as history

Articles

• Front matter and Introduction - Sydney Studies in Society and Culture, Volume 5 (1989)

  S.N. Mukherjee, J.O. Ward

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• 'REVOLUTION' AS AN HISTORIOGRAPHICAL CATEGORY FOR PRE-INDUSTRIAL EUROPE (from antiquity to the sixteenth century) Appendix I "REVIEW OF CONAL CONDREN Status and Appraisal of Classic Texts ;Appendix II "THE GERMAN ROYAL ELECTION OF 1125 AD"

  J.O. Ward

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• THE PLACE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY REVOLUTION IN ENGLISH HISTORY

  Christopher Hill

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• CHRISTOPHER HILL ON THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION: A SCEPTICAL DE-CODING OF SIGNIFICANCES.

  Conal Condren

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• MIL TON AND THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION

  Michael Wilding

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• THE MYTH OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION REVISITED

  Alastair MacLachlan

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• WAS THE 1905 REVOLUTION A PRODUCT OF RUSSIA AS A OF RUSSIA AS A 'DEVELOPING SOCIETY'? A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF TEODOR SHANIN's THE ROOTS OF OTHERNESS; RUSSIA'S TURN OF CENTURY

  Zdenko Zlatar

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• ART AND CULTURE AS REVOLUTION

  Maria Shevtsova

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• "VARIATIONS ON A THEME BY TROTSKY"

  David Christian

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• MARXIST HISTORIANS IN SEARCH OF A REVOLUTION IN INDIA

  Soumyen Mukherjee

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• THE CONCEPT OF PEASANT REVOLT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

  Tony Day, Craig J. Reynolds

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