Titlebook: Georges Sorel; The Character and De J. R. Jennings Book 1985 J. R. Jennings 1985 character.development.history.history of philosophy.philos

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,Introduction: the Character of Sorel’s Thought,st that this approach to Sorel’s work is changing,. but it still remains largely the case that scholars have devoted their efforts to the examination of Sorel’s exclusively political, and often syndicalist, writings.

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Last Writings,hing of interest to philosophers’.. Writing to Mario Missiroli on the decline of syndicalism he was also to comment that ‘the time has come for thinkers who seek only the truth to withdraw’.. With what can only appear as amazing rapidity Sorel had abandoned the syndicalist movement. His reasons for this are quite clear.

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Guoqiang Hu,Nicholas Gans,Warren E. Dixon as the . and . a substantial proportion of his work now appeared in journals that existed on the fringe of Marxism. Amongst these were Pelloutier’s . and the anarchist .. In Germany his work was published not in the official . but in Bernstein’s .. Several other articles appeared in the republican . and the non-sectarian ..

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The Crisis of Marxism, as the . and . a substantial proportion of his work now appeared in journals that existed on the fringe of Marxism. Amongst these were Pelloutier’s . and the anarchist .. In Germany his work was published not in the official . but in Bernstein’s .. Several other articles appeared in the republican . and the non-sectarian ..

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Conclusion,prevailing approaches to Sorel’s work: the view of Sorel as ‘erratic, unsteady, unhinged’. and its opposite, the view that Sorel’s thought can be reduced to an .,. to a dominant idea, concept, or preoccupation.

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Eric Kirchner,Seyed Hossein Amirshahifinal years of public service from 1879 onwards were spent in the southern town of Perpignan, a situation in which Sorel, a respected and respectful member of a government ministry, was clearly happy. In 1891 he was awarded the Légion d’Honneur.