E.P. Thompson
What’s inside
This seminal work explores the rise of the English working class from the 1780s to the 1830s, emphasizing their culture, community, and political consciousness.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the historical development of class consciousness
- Insights into the social impact of the Industrial Revolution
- Appreciation for the roots of modern labor movements
- Engagement with a seminal work in social history
Key Points
- Formation of the Working Class Identity
- Impact of Industrial Revolution
- The Role of Methodism
- Working-Class Consciousness and Community
- Popular Radicalism and Political Movements
- The Luddite Rebellion
- Chartism and the Fight for Rights
Who’s it For
- Historians
- Sociologists
- Students of Social Sciences
- Labor Studies Enthusiasts
- Political Activists
About the author
E.P. Thompson was a British historian and social critic, known for his strong advocacy of the history from below approach.