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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Perpignan Writings,final 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.

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Perpignan Writings,ause Sorel never referred to them in his writings. He was brought up in a bourgeois family; his father experienced financial problems; his mother was a pious Catholic and, apparently, had a dominant influence over her young son. Educated initially in Cherbourg, Sorel completed his education in Paris

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,Sorel’s Early Marxism,ine. He was now to be dependent upon a small inheritance from his mother and income earned from writing for his livelihood. In comparison to his former provincial existence he was to live a moderately public life, regularly visiting the Bibliothèque Nationale, frequenting various intellectual gather

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The Crisis of Marxism,ate in the renewal’ of socialism, he later wrote . — and this event coincided with his adoption of an increasingly independent attitude towards both the work of Marx and towards Marxism’s official representatives. While much of his work continued to appear in non-political and academic journals such

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The Dreyfus Affair and After,ted upon the basis of false evidence. It was not until 1898 that the plight of Dreyfus — condemned to life imprisonment on Devil’s Island — became well known. In that year Emile Zola’s open letter ‘J’Accuse’ and the discovery of the army’s forgeries brought to the nation’s attention what became know

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Syndicalism,édération Générale du Travail (CGT) in 1895. From 1887 . were formed alongside these .. Set up by local municipal councils, these institutions were originally intended to act as a form of labour exchange, but under the guidance of Fernand Pelloutier. they quickly became trade-union centres which bro

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