Class, politics, and early industrial capitalism : a study of mid-nineteenth-century Toulouse, France
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Class, politics, and early industrial capitalism : a study of mid-nineteenth-century Toulouse, France
(Studies in European social history)
State University of New York Press, c1981
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Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral--University of Michigan)
Bibliography: p. 313-328
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Ronald Aminzade provides an original analysis of how the development of early industrial capitalism transformed the political landscape in mid-nineteenth-century France and gave rise to the revolutionary political upheavals of 1848 and 1871. In a detailed local case study of the city of Toulouse, the author carefully documents how the developing solidarities and antagonisms of social class were reflected in the changing character of working-class associations, cultural institutions, collective actions, and political ideologies.
Aminzade employs a coherent and sophisticated Marxist class analysis to systematically explore a wide variety of important issues, ranging from the changing organization of the industrial workplace to the decline of patronage politics and the central role of artisans in revolutionary working-class politics. His study of the role of the Republican party in forging the changing political class alliances of the period and his analysis of the contradictory character of working-class political incorporation and repression are provocative and incisive.
The book concludes with a theoretical interpretation of the concept of hegemony, exploring the role of ideologies, political parties, and the state in the development of hegemonic forms of class domination.
目次
List of Tables and Maps
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
1. Artisans and Early Industrial Capitalism in Mid-Nineteenth-Century France
2. Handicraft Production, Commercial Capital, and Industrial Capitalist Development in Toulouse
3. The Decline of Popular Royalism
4. The Formation of the Working Class
5. The Development of Republican Politics: The July Monarchy
6.The Republican Party, State Power, and the Working Class: The Second Republic
7. Political Repression and the Development of Working-Class Politics: The Second Empire
8. The Revolutionary Commune of 1871
9. Conclusion: Hegemony, Contradictions, and Crisis
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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