Deux conceptions de l’histoire en révolution : Barnave et Babeuf
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2016.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Two conceptions of history in revolution: Barnave and Babeuf The article compares two readings, proposed by two figures of the Revolution, Babeuf and Barnave, of the revolutionary process inaugurated in 1789. The two readings have in common their presentation of the revolutionary crisis as a paroxysm in the confrontation between two opposing social groups. While the analysis offered by Barnave, the moderate, comprises features it shares with the Marxist conception of class struggle, that of Babeuf, the radical egalitarian, is not without interest, for anyone seeking to retrace the genealogy of the «socialist» conceptions of history.
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Two conceptions of history in revolution: Barnave and Babeuf The article compares two readings, proposed by two figures of the Revolution, Babeuf and Barnave, of the revolutionary process inaugurated in 1789. The two readings have in common their presentation of the revolutionary crisis as a paroxysm in the confrontation between two opposing social groups. While the analysis offered by Barnave, the moderate, comprises features it shares with the Marxist conception of class struggle, that of Babeuf, the radical egalitarian, is not without interest, for anyone seeking to retrace the genealogy of the «socialist» conceptions of history.
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