The Age of Revolution: 1789-1848 Book by Eric Hobsbawm (Farsi)

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The Age of Revolution: 1789–1848 by Eric Hobsbawm is the first volume in his influential quartet on the history of the modern world, offering a sweeping analysis of the twin upheavals that reshaped Europe and laid the groundwork for the modern era—the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution. Hobsbawm explores how these revolutions, one political and the other economic, dramatically transformed societies by dismantling old regimes, redefining social structures, and propelling the rise of capitalism, liberalism, and nationalism. With his signature Marxist perspective, he highlights the ways in which these changes empowered the bourgeoisie, intensified class divisions, and set the stage for future conflicts and reforms.