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Book Reviews : Passages from Antiquity to Feudalism by Perry Anderson (London New Left Books, 1974

For some three decades, an important theoretical debate in Marxist historiography has focused on central questions concerning the character of feudalism and the transition from it to capitalism.’ Many of the questions raised in this debate have never received adequate answers. These include questions concerning (1) the nature of the feudal mode of production, in particular the social relations peculiar to feudalism and the dynamic internal to feudalism which results from them; (2) the nature of the feudal state, its class character and role with respect to feudal social relations; and (3) explanations for the transition from feudalism to capitalism.