Eric Wolf

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Eric Wolf was an influential anthropologist known for integrating Marxist perspectives into the study of peasant societies, power, and global historical processes.

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instanceOf academic
anthropologist
academicAdvisor Julian Steward
awardReceived MacArthur Fellowship
birthDate 1923-02-01
causeOfDeath cancer
countryOfBirth Austria
deathDate 1999-03-06
educatedAt Columbia University
employer City University of New York Graduate Center
Queens College, City University of New York
University of Michigan
Yale University
ethnicGroup Jewish
fieldOfWork anthropology
economic anthropology
historical anthropology
political anthropology
fullName Eric Robert Wolf
influencedBy Julian Steward
Karl Marx
Max Weber
knownFor analysis of power and global historical processes
integrating Marxist perspectives into anthropology
studies of peasant societies
world-systems and global capitalism perspectives in anthropology
languageOfWorkOrName English
migratedTo United States
movement Marxist anthropology
political economy in anthropology
nationality Austrian-American
notableWork Anthropology
Envisioning Power: Ideologies of Dominance and Crisis
Europe and the People Without History
Peasant Wars of the Twentieth Century
occupation professor
placeOfBirth Vienna
placeOfDeath Irvington, New York
researchInterest Caribbean
Latin America
Mesoamerica
global historical processes
peasants
political economy
power
spouse Sydney Wolf

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