French Early Socialists 1790s–1870s
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French Early Socialists 1790s–1870s

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eBook - ePub

French Early Socialists 1790s–1870s

About this book

This new edition is an updated assessment of the ideas and strategies of early French socialists, incorporating recent research which observes the practical and scientific nature of socialist proposals.

The second edition provides increased coverage of women's contributions, including the important roles of activists like Flora Tristan and Jeanne Deroin, socialist women's newspapers, schools run by women, and the demand for suffrage in 1848. There is also further emphasis on socialist experiments in France's new colony, Algeria, and on transnational connections, particularly with Owen in Britain and Fourierist communities in North America. Association still figures prominently as the solution to the social and economic problems created by modernisation and capitalist exploitation. It took a variety of forms, from Fourier's proposal that private finance create profit-sharing communities, to Leroux's practical cooperative venture at Boussac, through Blanc and Considérant's demands for state initiative to set up worker alternatives to capitalism. The democratic republic of 1848 gave socialists the opportunity to engage in politics, and despite the setbacks of the Second Empire, socialists were set on a parliamentary route in which they still have a presence.

French Early Socialists 1790s–1870s is an engaging resource for students and scholars in histories of France, politics and gender.

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Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2025
eBook ISBN
9781040324240

Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Half-Title Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Introduction
  8. 1 The Social Question
  9. 2 Socialists and Revolution
  10. 3 Socialists and Religion
  11. 4 Socialists and Women
  12. 5 Associations in France
  13. 6 Associations in Colonies
  14. 7 Transnational Connections
  15. 8 Worker Associations before 1848
  16. 9 Association in 1848
  17. 10 Association: The Right to Work after the June Days
  18. 11 Conclusion
  19. Bibliography
  20. Index