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The Third Republic of France was characterized by weak and short-term governments. This book is a study of three writers, Georges Sorel, Maurice Barres, and Charles Maurras, their writings in the years between 1885 and 1914, and their reactions to the deficiencies they saw in the Third Republic and in the system of French democracy. The study begins in 1885 with the appearance of certain new political factors. It ends in 1914 because the three writers had by this time completed their original contributions to the thought of the country, even if not their total impact on France.A relative position of each of these figures in the French political spectrum is deduced from a combination of attitudes toward a number of issues. These include the extent of economic and social reform, centralization of the power of the state, the nature of the parliamentary system, the desirability of political parties, the relation of Church and State, the responsibility of authority, the use of force or coercion, and national power versus international collaboration. Their views span the political spectrum.Sorel, Barres, and Maurras are important not only because they provided the chief ideological weapons for the attack on the regime but also, in a wider context, because they contribute significantly to understanding of a later period of European political history. In their contemporary significance, all three illustrated the various attitudes of the conservative, the .reactionary, and the moralist. The names and parties may have changed but the same ideas continue to impact French politics and western ideology today. This is a key book for an epoch whose importance lingers in current discourse.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
The bibliography used for this book is divided in the following way:
- 1a) Books by Maurice Barrès.
- 1b) Articles by Maurice Barrès.
- 1c) Books concerning Barrès.
- 1d) Articles concerning Barrès.
- 2a) Books by Charles Maurras.
- 2b) Articles by Charles Maurras.
- 2c) Books concerning Maurras.
- 2d) Articles concerning Maurras.
- 3a) Books by Georges Sorel.
- 3b) Articles by Georges Sorel.
- 3c) Books concerning Sorel.
- 3d) Articles concerning Sorel.
- 4a) Books concerning more than one of the three writers.
- 4b) Articles concerning more than one of the three writers.
- 5) General works on French history.
- 6) General works on French literature.
- 7) General works on French working-class movements.
- 8) General works on Political Theory.
la) BOOKS BY MAURICE BARRES
Adieu à Moréas. Emile-Paul, Paris, 1910.
Alsace-Lorraine. Sansot, Paris, 1906.
Les Amitiés françaises. Juven, Paris, 1911.
Amori et dolori sacrum. Juven, Paris, 1903.
L'Appel au Soldat. Fasquelle, Paris, 1900.
Assainissement et fédéralisme. Librairie de la Revue Socialiste, Paris, 1895.
Le Bi-centenaire de J-J. Rousseau. Editions de l'Indépendance, Paris, 1912.
Mes Cahiers. 14 vols. Plon, Paris, 1929-1957.
Colette Baudoche (Augmented Edition). Plon, Paris, 1923.
La Colline Inspirée (Definitive Edition). Plon, Paris, 1922.
Dans le Cloaque. Emile-Paul, Paris, 1914.
Les Déracinés. 2 vols. Juven, Paris, 1897.
Du Sang, de la volupté et de la mort (New Edition). Emile-Paul, Paris, 1910.
En Provence. Editons du Cadran, Paris, 1930.
L'Ennemi des lois. Perrin, Paris, 1893.
Anatole France. Charavay, Paris, 1883.
Un Homme libre (New Edition). Fontemoing, Paris, 1905.
Huits Jours chez M. Renan (Second Edition). Perrin, Paris, 1890.
Le Jardin de Bérénice (Second Edition). Didier, Paris, 1891.
Le Jardin de Bérénice (Definitive Edition). Plon, Paris, 1921.
Une Journée parlementaire. Charpentier & Fasquelle, Paris, 1894.
Leurs Figures. Juven, Paris, 1902.
Pour la haute intelligence française (Thirteenth Edition). Plon, Paris, 1925.
Quelquen lettres politiques inédites. J. Caplain, Editor. Goulet, Paris, 1924.
Sous l'oeil des barbares (New Edition). Didier, Paris, 1892.
Scènes et doctrines du nationalisme. Juven, Paris, 1902; Plon, Paris, 1925.
Taine et Renan. V. Giraud (ed.). Bossard, Paris, 1922.
Toute licence sauf contre l'amour. Perrin, Paris, 1892.
Les Traits éternels de la France. Oxford University Press, New Haven, 1918.
Trois stations de psychothérapie. Perrin, Paris, 1891.
Violons de Lorraine. Basserre, Bayonne, 1912.
Les Voyage de Sparte. Juven, Paris, 1906.
PREFACES by Maurice Barrès to the following books:
Barrès, J-B. A., Souvenirs d'un officier de la Grande Armée, Plon, Paris, 1923.
Ducray, Camille, Paul Déroulède, Ambert, Paris, 1914.
Pilant, Paul, Le Patriotisme en France et à l'étranger, Perrin, Paris, 1912.
lb) ARTICLES BY MAURICE BARR&S
"A Propos de la réimpression de 'l'Homme Libre,'" Revue politique et littér aire (September 10, 1904), 41:321-24.
"Paul Bourget," Living Age (February 9, 1924), 320:272-74.
"L'Elite intellectuelle et la démocratic," Revue politique et littéraire (November 19, 1904), 41:645-46.
"Lettres de Maurice Barrès à Camille Jullian," Revue philomathique de Bordeaux et du sud-oeust (January 1935), 38:1-9.
"Lettres de Maurice Barrès à Charles le Goffic," Annales de Bretagne (1951), 58:19-88.
"M. le général Boulanger et la nouvelle génération," La Revue indépendante (April 1888), 7:55-63.
"Notes d'un lettré mécontent," Le Figaro—Supplément littéraire (May 26, 1888), p. 1.
"The Panama Scandal," The Cosmopolitan (June 1894), 17:203-10.
lc) BOOKS CONCERNING BARRES
Aragon, Louis, La Lumière de Stendhal. Denöel, Paris, 1954.
Beauclair, Henri, Une Heure chez M. Barrès. Tresse & Stock, Paris, 1890.
Berlet, Charles, Un Ami de Barrès—Stanislas de Guaita. Grasset, Paris, 1936.
Blanc-Péridier, A., Maurice Barrès. Spes, Paris, 1929.
Boisdeffre, Pierre de, Métamorphose de la littérature. Alsatia, Paris, 1950.
Boisdeffre, Pierre de, Barrès parmi nous. Dumont, Paris, 1952.
Boisdeffre, Pierre de, Des Vivants et des morts. Editions Universitaires, Paris, 1954.
Bonnefon, Jean de, M. Auguste Maurice Barrès. Société d'Editions, Paris, 1908.
Bordeaux, Henry, Le Retour de Barrès à sa terre et à ses morts. Plon, Paris, 1924.
Bremond, Henri, Maurice Barrès. Bloud & Gay, Paris, 1924.
Clouard, Henri, Bilan de Barrès. Sequanna, Paris, 1943.
Cocteau, Jean, La Noce massacrée. A la Sirène, Paris, 1921.
Dietz, Jean, Maurice Barrès. La Renaissance du Livre, Paris, 1927.
Domenach, Jean-Marie, Barrès par lui-même. Editions du Seuil, Paris, 1954.
Empaytaz, Frédéric, Reconnaissance à Barrès. Les Presses Françaises, Paris, 1925.
Empaytaz, Frédéric (ed.), Chroniques Barrésiennes. 2 vols. Le Rouge et le Noir, Paris, 1928-29.
Faure-Biguet, J-N., Maurice Barrès, son oeuvre. La Nouvelle Revue Critique, Paris, 1924.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- INTRODUCTION TO THE TRANSACTION EDITION
- I. INTRODUCTION
- II. TWO CRISES: BOULANGER AND DREYFUS
- III. THE MEN: SOREL, BARRÈS, MAURRAS
- IV. ATTACK ON DEMOCRACY
- V. ATTACK ON THE REVOLUTION
- VI. ATTACK ON DECADENCE
- VII. INTELLECTUALS AND THE NEED FOR ACTION
- VIII. THE DIVIDED REPUBLIC
- IX. ATTACK ON THE POLITICS OF THE REPUBLIC
- X. THE WEAKNESS OF THE REPUBLIC
- XI. TRADITIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND A POLITICAL SCIENCE
- XII. THE PROPOSED SOLUTIONS
- XIII. CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEX