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This thinker, who was called "the last living Communist" at his 90th birthday party, claimed that "participation in a mass demonstration at a time of great public exultation" was the greatest physical pleasure behind sex. In his lecture "The Forward March of Labour Halted?" this thinker argued that left-wing parties could no longer only appeal to the working class to stay in power. One of this thinker's books focuses on massive social, economic, and technological change as the result of the (*) "dual revolution." Along with Terence Ranger, this man edited a book which cites Scottish tartan and kilts as a prime example of the "invention of tradition." This thinker wrote a book titled "The Age of Extremes," which chronologically followed three other books titled "The Age of Revolution," "The Age of Capital," and "The Age of Empire," all focusing on the title time period lasting from the start of the French Revolution to the outbreak of World War I. For 10 points, name this Marxist historian of a trilogy of works focusing on Europe during the "long nineteenth century."
This thinker, who was called "the last living Communist" at his 90th birthday party, claimed that "participation in a mass demonstration at a time of great public exultation" was the greatest physical pleasure behind sex.
Eric Hobsbawm 