Citizens : a chronicle of the French Revolution
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Citizens : a chronicle of the French Revolution
Viking, 1989
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
From the author of "The Embarrassment of Riches", at present teaching at Harvard, this new history of the French Revolution shows France infatuated with novelty and technology and in the midst of dramatic economic change. At the heart of the account is the transformation from "subjects" to "citizens". They are lawyers, priests, professional men and even nobles with a faith that they can make a new France. But this euphoric vision turns sour. This work marks a return to the historical tradition of the epic narrative.
目次
- Part One: Alterations - the France of Louis XVI: new men
- blue horizons, red ink
- absolutism attacked
- the cultural construction of a citizen
- the costs of modernity. Part 2 Expectations: body politics
- suicides, 1787-1788
- grievances, Autumn 1788-Spring 1789
- improvising a nation
- Bastille, July 1789. Part 3 Choices: reason and unreason, July - November 1789
- acts of faith, October 1789-July 1790
- departures, August 1790 - July 1791
- "Marseillaise", September 1791-August 1792
- impure blood, August 1792-January 1793. Part 4 Virtue and death: enemies of the people? Winter-Spring 1793
- "Terror is the order of the day"
- the politics of turpitude
- Chiliasm, April-July 1794.
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