Capitalism and Slavery¶
Williams, E. (1944). Capitalism and Slavery. North Carolina Press.
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- Revisionism
- Philosophy of science treats paradigm shifts (Kuhn) as large-scale revisions of conceptual and methodological frameworks that enable re-interpretation of entire domains of phenomena, while Williams (1944) provided one of the foundational revisionist arguments linking slavery and capitalism that re-shaped Atlantic-history scholarship.
This sourceSeminal revisionist argument that slavery and capitalism were integrally linked in British industrial development, challenging prior narratives of separation.
- Philosophy of science treats paradigm shifts (Kuhn) as large-scale revisions of conceptual and methodological frameworks that enable re-interpretation of entire domains of phenomena, while Williams (1944) provided one of the foundational revisionist arguments linking slavery and capitalism that re-shaped Atlantic-history scholarship.
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