The book 'Английский город XIV XV веков социальная структура и менталитет' by [Author name] provides a comprehensive analysis of the social processes that took place in an English city during the late Middle Ages. The author uses a wide interdisciplinary approach, drawing on data from medieval studies, sociology, and social psychology to explore the evolution of technology and its impact on society. This is the first time such a multifactorial theory of stratification has been applied to urban society in England during the 14th century, providing a detailed understanding of the complex social dynamics at play. The book examines how the transformation of the social structure led to profound changes in the sphere of class consciousness, which is defined as a set of ethical, religious, socioeconomic, and political mental categories that were formed in the minds of people under the influence of emerging new forms of labor relations and urban development. The author argues that these changes had a significant impact on the survival of humanity and the unification of people in a warring state. The book is divided into several chapters, each focusing on a specific aspect of the social structure and its evolution over time. Chapter one provides an overview of the urban society of England during the 14th century, highlighting the key features of the social structure and the factors that contributed to its transformation.

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