Paula Cossakt, Public Gatherings in Provence during the Revolution : the Club as a Legitimate Venue for Popular Collective Participation in the Public Debate (1791-1794). By monitoring concrete cases of citizen participation in meetings of Provençal Jacobin Clubs, the aim was to give flesh to the analysis of this revolutionary experience. The article shows that the Jacobin political meeting stood half-way between one form of popular participation in the public debate, encouraged by a government intent on circumscribing the public sphere, and another form liable to breed mistrust or rejection. The public gathering was both a place where the people were expected to learn a new political civility and one where conventional forms of expression...
International audienceDuring the year 1789, new institutions are created in Montpellier, and partici...
The author analyzes the development of political conscienciousness which expresses itself in new way...
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Paula Cossakt, Public Gatherings in Provence during the Revolution : the Club as a Legitimate Venue ...
Origins of the contemporary politic sociability : Jacobin clubs under the french Revolution (the exa...
Popular societies congresses and the question of revolutionary executive power. Collective article ...
Raymonde Monnier, Paris in the Spring of 1791 : The Fraternal Societies and the Question of Sovereig...
Melvin Edelstein, A Purely Popular Election : the impact of Democracy on the Municipal Elections in ...
On the morning of 14 December 1790, an angry crowd surrounded the royal prison in Aix en-Provence an...
International audienceAfter the 1848 revolution, political clubs proliferated, especially in Paris. ...
Régis Bertrand, The confraternities in Provence facing the Revolution. In Provence, the religious c...
The tension between public and private, the former being favored, is a key element of the Jacobin ou...
The popular societies in Comtat : a test for a study of collective choices. This work takes place i...
The Breton Club having ceased its activity after the discussion of the veto in August, 1789, the pop...
The spread of political clubs in France (1789-an III) : a national investigation. This article synt...
International audienceDuring the year 1789, new institutions are created in Montpellier, and partici...
The author analyzes the development of political conscienciousness which expresses itself in new way...
Résumé L'article propose une réflexion sur la constitution d'un " espace public oppositionnel " avan...
Paula Cossakt, Public Gatherings in Provence during the Revolution : the Club as a Legitimate Venue ...
Origins of the contemporary politic sociability : Jacobin clubs under the french Revolution (the exa...
Popular societies congresses and the question of revolutionary executive power. Collective article ...
Raymonde Monnier, Paris in the Spring of 1791 : The Fraternal Societies and the Question of Sovereig...
Melvin Edelstein, A Purely Popular Election : the impact of Democracy on the Municipal Elections in ...
On the morning of 14 December 1790, an angry crowd surrounded the royal prison in Aix en-Provence an...
International audienceAfter the 1848 revolution, political clubs proliferated, especially in Paris. ...
Régis Bertrand, The confraternities in Provence facing the Revolution. In Provence, the religious c...
The tension between public and private, the former being favored, is a key element of the Jacobin ou...
The popular societies in Comtat : a test for a study of collective choices. This work takes place i...
The Breton Club having ceased its activity after the discussion of the veto in August, 1789, the pop...
The spread of political clubs in France (1789-an III) : a national investigation. This article synt...
International audienceDuring the year 1789, new institutions are created in Montpellier, and partici...
The author analyzes the development of political conscienciousness which expresses itself in new way...
Résumé L'article propose une réflexion sur la constitution d'un " espace public oppositionnel " avan...