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Mentioned in 9 episodes

The making of the English working class

Book • 1963

Mentioned by

Peter Linebaugh

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mentioned by

Jeremy Gilbert

as a classic reference point in debates about left thought.

ACFM Trip 54: The Future

Mentioned by

Tim Harford

to explain the historical context of Luddism.

General Ludd's Rage Against the Machines

Mentioned by

Peter Linebaugh

as a magnificent work that put the working class back into discourse.

The Commons w/ Peter Linebaugh

Mentioned as an inspiration for framing the book around the practice of how people make a living.

The Roman Economy: The lives of the 90% | Kimberly Bowes with Javier Mejia

Mentioned by

Tom Sexton

as one of the books on the table and one that E.P. Thompson talks about.

Episode 424: The Ghost Of Christmas Past Participle

Mentioned by

Peter Linebaugh

as a magnificent work that put the working class back into discourse.

The Dig: The Commons w/ Peter Linebaugh

Mentioned by

Brian Merchant

as the central work citing the Luddites as the catalyzing factor for solidarity.

Were the Luddites right? – Why A.I. is making it seem that way

Mentioned by

Gary Arndt

as a seminal work that argues the Luddites were defending their communities and values.

Referenced by

Geoff Dyer

, quoting the book's final line regarding class as an experience and a happening.

Geoff Dyer - A Life in Writing

Mentioned by

Harvey Kaye

; suggested to read it like poetry.

Harvey J. Kaye, "The British Marxist Historians" (Zero Book, 2022)

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