Eric Hobsbawm and his Marxist interpretation of History
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Hobsbawm, Marxism, History, Nationalism, JudaismAbstract
This paper presents a brief survey of the contributions made by the historian Eric Hobsbawm to the field of History and his Marxist stance, both in his academic work and political practice. According to the author, the circumstances in which the researchers live are determinant to their study; hence this analysis includes a review of his biography. This perspective discusses his interpretation of Marx and Marxism, his understanding of History, his militancy in the Communist Party, his Jewish identity, and how he addresses nationalism in relation to the study of capitalism.
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obsbawm Eric, Sobre la Historia, Crítica, Barcelona, 1998.
obsbawm Eric, Revolucionarios; Ensayos contemporáneos, Crítica, Barcelona, 2010.
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Marx, K. y Engels, F., La sagrada Familia o Crítica de la Crítica Crítica; contra Bruno Bauer y Consortes, Editorial Grijalbo, México, 1958.
Marx, K. y Engels, F., Manifiesto del Partido Comunista, Editorial Progreso, Moscú, 1973.
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