The Greek word for "house" is used today as a basic concept in economic history to describe the closed family economy of absolute monarchs, the territorial rule of feudal lords and lords, and the large ancient patrimonies that included slaves. It is also often used in the discussions of Max Weber. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
ギリシア語で「家」を意味するところから,今日では絶対君主の家産的支配,諸侯や領主による所領支配,奴隷を含む古代の大家産などの封鎖的家族経済を表わす経済史上の基本概念の一つとなっている。 M.ウェーバーの議論でも多く用いられる。
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