This thesis examines the textile industrial village of New Lanark (Scotland). Founded in 1785 and now a World Heritage site, it is mostly renowned for its reputation as a « model » factory, thanks to its association with Robert Owen (1771-1858), himself considered the « Father of British socialism ». It argues that such myth-making must be studied in context in order to grasp both its scope and significance, submitting it to a deconstruction and reconstruction process. Firstly, the history of the industrial village will be studied in the context of the Industrial Revolution in order to understand the specificities of this type of settlement, namely its close links with so-called « paternalistic » management methods. Examining paternalist di...
This dissertation condenses research carried out on the history of ideas in Britain The period studi...
This chapter examines the ideological significance of the early 19th century experiment in education...
Le présent article examine la postérité de Robert Owen (1771-1858) au sein de la gauche britannique,...
This thesis examines the textile industrial village of New Lanark (Scotland). Founded in 1785 and no...
Le présent travail a pour but d’étudier le village ouvrier textile de New Lanark (Écosse), fondé en ...
International audienceThe industrial village of New Lanark owes its fame mostly to Robert Owen, who ...
Nous signalons la publication de l'ouvrage d'Ophélie Siméon, maîtresse de conférences à Paris 3 : Ro...
This article reviews the development of Robert Owen's community ideas with special reference to the ...
At Papplewick, Nottinghamshire, there is physical evidence of 18th century industry. This study focu...
Ophélie Siméon, maître de conférences en Civilisation britannique à l’Université Paris III – Sorbonn...
New Lanark, the former cotton spinning village in southern Scotland, is internationally renownded fo...
This chapter reads the iconic model village of New Lanark as a node in a global history of cotton, a...
This thesis is a study of how changing ideas of moral order between 1780 and 1880 were expressed in...
International audienceIn the early 19th century, Europe saw the emergence of “utopian socialism”. Wh...
This thesis analyses the complex interrelationship between British socialism and political economy i...
This dissertation condenses research carried out on the history of ideas in Britain The period studi...
This chapter examines the ideological significance of the early 19th century experiment in education...
Le présent article examine la postérité de Robert Owen (1771-1858) au sein de la gauche britannique,...
This thesis examines the textile industrial village of New Lanark (Scotland). Founded in 1785 and no...
Le présent travail a pour but d’étudier le village ouvrier textile de New Lanark (Écosse), fondé en ...
International audienceThe industrial village of New Lanark owes its fame mostly to Robert Owen, who ...
Nous signalons la publication de l'ouvrage d'Ophélie Siméon, maîtresse de conférences à Paris 3 : Ro...
This article reviews the development of Robert Owen's community ideas with special reference to the ...
At Papplewick, Nottinghamshire, there is physical evidence of 18th century industry. This study focu...
Ophélie Siméon, maître de conférences en Civilisation britannique à l’Université Paris III – Sorbonn...
New Lanark, the former cotton spinning village in southern Scotland, is internationally renownded fo...
This chapter reads the iconic model village of New Lanark as a node in a global history of cotton, a...
This thesis is a study of how changing ideas of moral order between 1780 and 1880 were expressed in...
International audienceIn the early 19th century, Europe saw the emergence of “utopian socialism”. Wh...
This thesis analyses the complex interrelationship between British socialism and political economy i...
This dissertation condenses research carried out on the history of ideas in Britain The period studi...
This chapter examines the ideological significance of the early 19th century experiment in education...
Le présent article examine la postérité de Robert Owen (1771-1858) au sein de la gauche britannique,...