LOUVANCOUR (Henri) – FROM HENRI DE SAINT-SIMON TO CHARLES FOURIER, A Study of French Romantic Socialism of 1830, Doctoral Thesis (President: Deschamps; Examiners: Fernand Faure, Charles Gide), University of Paris - Faculty of Law
LOUVANCOUR (Henri) – FROM HENRI DE SAINT-SIMON TO CHARLES FOURIER, A Study of French Romantic Socialism of 1830, Doctoral Thesis (President: Deschamps; Examiners: Fernand Faure, Charles Gide), University of Paris - Faculty of Law
    LOUVANCOUR (Henri)
    FROM HENRI DE SAINT-SIMON TO CHARLES FOURIER, A Study of French Romantic Socialism of 1830, Doctoral Thesis (President: Deschamps; Examiners: Fernand Faure, Charles Gide), University of Paris - Faculty of Law
Édition :
    Chartres
Date :
    1913
    octavo, paperback, uncut, (spine sunned, some foxing), 452 p.
    This study deals successively with: Two reformers: the Count of Saint-Simon and Charles Fourier; The doctrine of the Saint-Simonians; Fourier's relations with the Saint-Simonians before the Bazard schism; Accusations of plagiarism; The Saint-Simonian school, its variations and schisms; The effects of the Bazard schism; The theoretical and practical reasons for the Bazard schism and the conversions to Fourierism; Two defectors from Saint-Simonism: Jules Lechevalier and Transon; The propaganda of Jules Lechevalier and Transon; The state of mind of the converted Saint-Simonians; The response of the "Enfantinians"; Jules Lechevalier and Transon abandon Fourierism; Relations of Fourier and the Fourierists with the Saint-Simonians from 1832 onwards; Did Fourierism harm or help Saint-Simonism? Saint-Simonianism and Fourierism, religious and romantic doctrines.

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Mots-clés : History of Ideas, Political Science

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