1 사형, 2 징역, 3 금고, 4 자격상실, 5 자격정지, 6 벌금, 7 구류, 8 과료, 9 몰수
1 사형, 2 징역, 3 금고, 4 자격상실, 5 자격정지, 6 벌금, 7 구류, 8 과료, 9 몰수
Hobsbawm was born in Alexandria, a good place for a historian of empire , in 1917, a good year for a communist.
In 1929, his father died suddenly of a heart attack. Two years later his mother died of TB. Eric was 14, and his Uncle Sidney took charge once more, taking Eric and his sister Nancy to live in Berlin. As a teenager in Weimar Republic Berlin, Hobsbawm inescapably became politicised. He read Marx for the first time, and became a communist.
Even more influential in the long term was the “Age of” series, which he began with The Age of Revolution: 1789-1848, first published in 1962. This was followed in 1975 by The Age of Capital: 1848-1875 and in 1987 by The Age of Empire: 1875-1914. A fourth volume, The Age of Extremes: 1914-91, more quirky and speculative but in some respects the most remarkable and admirable of all, extended the sequence in 1994.
* Eric John Ernest Hobsbawm, historian, born 9 June 1917; died 1 October 2012
청소년기를 회상하는 청년의 망탈리테는 염혼과 무엇이 다른가. 희망을 상실한 지상은, 곧 지옥이다. “응답하라 1997″은 서글프다.
도덕적 각성은 어디로부터 오는가. 칸트가 소환되는 이 지점이 구조적으로 각인된 전략적 행위가 무화되는 근원이다.