Historicizing Modernity From the Medieval Epoch to Postmodernity.

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Historicizing Modernity From the Medieval Epoch to Postmodernity

Historicizing Modernity Pre-ModernModernPostmodern Before 1500ca ca 1950ca 1950-Present Ancient, Classical, Medieval National-Cultural HistoryPresent and Recent Past

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism Industrial Production

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism Industrial Production Taylorism and Fordism

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism Industrial Production Taylorism and Fordism Trade Unionism

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism Industrial Production Taylorism and Fordism Trade Unionism "Post-Industrialism"

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism Industrial Production Taylorism and Fordism Trade Unionism "Post-Industrialism" Information Technology

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism Industrial Production Taylorism and Fordism Trade Unionism "Post-Industrialism" Information Technology “Outsourcing” Production

Historicizing Modernity Economic System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Feudalism Subsistence Agriculture Local Consumption Craft Shop Production No Large-Scale International Trade Mercantile Capitalism International Trade Colonialism Industrial Production Taylorism and Fordism Trade Unionism "Post-Industrialism" Information Technology “Outsourcing” Production Consumerism

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