Quotes 8 Flashcards
‘anyone belonging to a group of men who attack and rob with violence’
Bandit
Hobsbawm
‘a form of individual or minority rebellion within peasant minorities’
Hobsbawm
‘peasant outlaws whom the Lord and State regard as criminals, but who remain within peasant societies’
‘admired, helped and supported’
Hobsbawm
‘between the evolutionary phase of tribal and kinship organisation, and modern capitalist and industrial society’
Hobsbawm
flourish in ‘remote and inaccessible areas’
Hobsbawm
‘epidemic in times of pauperisation and economic crisis’
Hobsbawm
‘harvest failure and other nature crises’
Hobsbawm
‘disruption of an entire society’ or the rise ‘of new classes and social structures, the resistance of entire communities or peoples against the destruction of its way of life’
Hobsbawm
‘modern world has killed it’
Hobsbawm
‘peasants who refuse to submit’
Hobsbawm
‘reformers, not revolutionaries’
Hobsbawm
‘dressed as women’
Peter Sahlins
‘protesting the application of the 1827 Forest Code’
Peter Sahlins
'’emblem’ of a collective enterprise’
Peter Sahlins
‘men drew on the perceiving sexual power and energy of women to legitimate their resistance to the social and political order’
Natalie Davis in Peter Sahlins
‘valued the integrity of the household over the specific sex’
Peter Sahlins
‘empowered in the public domain of village life’
Peter Sahlins
‘broader idiom of gender’
Peter Sahlins
‘made reference in multiple ways to the feminine qualities of the forest’
Peter Sahlins
‘rationality of state forest management’
Peter Sahlins
‘The Demoiselles parallel accounts of a class of supernatural, anthromorphized beings of the forest: fairies’
Peter Sahlins
