Stephen Nugent

Introduction; Part I Marxism in the American Anthropological Tradition; Chapter 1 ) published in American Anthropology, 76:824-39. : A Response to the American Anthropologist, Stanley Diamond, Bob Scholte, Eric R. Wolf; Chapter 2 The Worst of Architects is Better than the Best of Bees: A Debate between Eric Wolf and Maurice Godelier; Chapter 3 Production and Reproduction: Meillassoux's Femmes, Greniers et Capitaux, Bridget O'Laughlin; Part III Dependency Theory, World Systems Theory and Pre-history; Chapter 4 Transitional Ideological Modes: Feudalism, Capitalism, Socialism, Andre Gunder Frank; Chapter 5 World System versus World-Systems: A Critique, Immanuel Wallerstein; Part IV The Development of Peasantries under Capitalism; Chapter 6 Indonesia after the Demise of Involution: Critique of a Debate, Joel S. Kahn; Chapter 7 Something about Peasants, History and Capitalism, William Roseberry; Part V The Crisis of Representation and Writing Culture; Chapter 8 Bob Scholte; Chapter 9 Still Rayting: Response to Scholte, Stephen A. Tyler; Part VI Working over History: Cultural Idealism and Materialism; Chapter 10 No History Is an Island: An Exchange between Jonathan Friedman and Marshall Sahlins, Jonathan Friedman; Chapter 11 Deserted Islands of History: A Reply to Jonathan Friedman, Marshall Sahlins; Part VII Fighting over Commodities and History; Chapter 12 History as a Commodity in Some Recent American (Anthropological) Literature, Michael Taussig; Chapter 13 Whither Commodities? Reply to Michael Taussig, Sidney W. Mintz, Eric R. Wolf;