Religion and the rise of Capitalism. A historical study (Holland Memorial Lectures, 1922). by R.H. Tawney -Hardcover
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In today’s world, the relationship between religious thought and issues of industrial organization and social policy remains a topic of considerable debate. In this profound work, R.H. Tawney provides the historical context necessary to understand these complex questions. His scholarship and in-depth research bring clarity to an absorbing story that is seldom matched in economic literature.
Tawney’s work is particularly relevant in an era marked by economic discontent—where labor disputes, unemployment, and the stark contrasts between wealth and poverty dominate the public conversation. As various solutions are proposed on every street corner, Tawney’s book offers insight into the historical process that has shaped our current economic systems.
This brilliant analysis is both a captivating literary piece and an authoritative scholarly study in social science. Tawney’s writing is powerful, with concise, impactful sentences that leave a lasting impression. His work is not only a valuable resource for scholars but also a compelling read for anyone interested in understanding the social forces that have shaped modern economics.
This is the 1952 edition of the title: Religion and the Rise of Capitalism: A Historical Study (Holland Memorial Lectures, 1922). by R.H. Tawney. In very good condition for the age of the copy, the binding is intact and tight, the pages are clean and not marred by any mark or highlighting. The dust jacket shows some chipping and minor tears but is in good condition.
