Arguing Revolution: The Intellectual Left in Postwar France.

David L. Schalk · Sunil Khilnani

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French Historical and Cultural Studies Philosophy, History, and Historiography Communism, Protests, Social Movements

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Part 1 Intellectuals and the Left the languages of political criticism after the Liberation. Part 2 Jean-Paul Sartre - politics by procuration Louis Althusser - the mystique of theory. Part 3 Revolution exorcised - 1968-1981 the revolution is over - Francois Furet and the historians' challenge.

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