Lecture

The Eotechnical Era: Transition from Subsistence to Market Economy

Description

This lecture explores the transition from a subsistence economy to a market economy during the eotechnical era, focusing on the enclosure movement, the impact of Christianity, and the development of agriculture and industry. It delves into the relationship between science, politics, and economy, leading to the scientific revolution. The lecture also discusses the role of wood, glass, and machinery in the eotechnic industry, as well as the social and environmental consequences of this period.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Economics

Microeconomics: Economic systems

History

Fields of history: History of science

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