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Jean Grave and the Networks of French Anarchism, 1854-1939 / Constance BANTMAN / London [UK] : MacMillan (2021)

ISBD Public Jean Grave and the Networks of French Anarchism, 1854-1939 [texte imprimé] / Constance BANTMAN ; Paul ADAM (1892-1920) ; Jean AJALBERT (1863-1947) ; Michel BAKOUNINE (1814-1876) ; Charles BENOIT ; Georges CLÉMENCEAU (1841-1929) ; Paul DELESALLE (1870-1948) ; Lucien DESCAVES (1861-1949) ; Alfred DREYFUS (1859-1935) ; Amédée DUNOIS (1878-1945) ; André GIRARD (1860-1942) ; Pierre KROPOTKINE (1842-1921) ; Jean MAITRON (1910-1987) ; Errico MALATESTA (1853-1932) ; Charles MALATO (1857-1938) ; Octave MIRBEAU (1848-1917) ; Max NETTLAU (1865-1944) ; Élisée RECLUS (1830-1905) ; Paul RECLUS (1858-1941) ; P. -V. STOCK ; Émile ZOLA ; Jean GRAVE (1864-1939) . - London [UK] : MacMillan, 2021 . - 243 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.. - (Palgrave) . ISBN : 978-3-030-66617-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : FRANCE:Histoire ; INTERNATIONALISME ; LITTÉRATURE:Biographie ; MILITANTISME ; MOUVEMENT ANARCHISTE:Histoire ; PRESSE ; RÉPRESSION Résumé : 1 Introduction: A Networking Anarchist Defining Anarchist Networks Grave's Place in the Movement: The Gatekeeper of Anarchist Communism? Grave the Editor: Anarchist Print Cultures, Materiality and Community-Building Understanding "The Pope of rue Mouffetard" Pitfalls and Caveats Order of Exposition 2 The Making of an Anarchist (1854-1885) "My Childhood Was That of All Children of Workers» "Le Parti des Révoltés»: Grave and the Early 1880s Paris Anarchist Milieu Le Révolté and Anarchist Communities: Print Transnationalism, Ideological Differentiation and Police Repression Transnational Connections Leaving Geneva Conclusion 3 A Sedentary Transnationalist (1885-1892) The "Attic Philosopher»: 140 Rue Mouffetard and Militant Sociability La Révolte, a Journal of Anarchist Communism The Financial Life of a Radical Newspaper Complex Circulations and Transnational Networks A "Monitor of Anarchy»? Grave, Women and Feminism Conclusion: The Brink of Revolution 4 A Philosopher Among Criminals: Grave and The Era of Propaganda by the Deed (1892-1894) Legal Troubles, Act I. Propaganda by the Word and Its Perils: Pélagie Prison and the Conflict with the SGDL Grave, La Révolte and the Conspiratorial Imagination Legal Troubles, Act II. Moribund Society and the Trial of the Thirty The Trial of the Thirty, the Trial of Anarchy Conclusion: The Republic's Anti-hero? 5 The Perils of Mainstreaming? (1895-c. 1905) Les Temps Nouveaux: Continuities and Editorial Innovation "Mon cher Grave»: Artistic and Literary Networks Expanding Horisons: Global Print Networks and the Emergence of an Anticolonial Consciousness Grave on Syndicalism and Individualism Grave as a Campaigner The Cancelled 1900 Paris Congress: Organisation and the Repression of Anarchism Conclusion 6 The Limitations of Print Activism (1905-1918) "A Sort of Family» Campaigning Globalising Anarchism From War Mobilisation to the Manifesto of the Sixteen The Manifesto of the Sixteen Conclusion 7 "Dreaming of Reorganising»: Isolation and (Self-)Memorialisation (1918-Present) Excommunication "Dreaming of Reorganising»: Networking Efforts The Post-mortem of the Heroic Period and the War (Self-) Memorialisation: An Honorary Republican? The Making of Historical Oblivion Conclusion: Grave's Many Legacies 8 Conclusion: The Binding Ties of Anarchism Note de contenu : Préface, Bibliographie, Index Mention de responsabilité : Constance Bantman Permalink : https://www.cira.ch/catalogue/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=316971 Titre : Jean Grave and the Networks of French Anarchism, 1854-1939 Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Constance BANTMAN ; Paul ADAM (1892-1920) ; Jean AJALBERT (1863-1947) ; Michel BAKOUNINE (1814-1876) ; Charles BENOIT ; Georges CLÉMENCEAU (1841-1929) ; Paul DELESALLE (1870-1948) ; Lucien DESCAVES (1861-1949) ; Alfred DREYFUS (1859-1935) ; Amédée DUNOIS (1878-1945) ; André GIRARD (1860-1942) ; Pierre KROPOTKINE (1842-1921) ; Jean MAITRON (1910-1987) ; Errico MALATESTA (1853-1932) ; Charles MALATO (1857-1938) ; Octave MIRBEAU (1848-1917) ; Max NETTLAU (1865-1944) ; Élisée RECLUS (1830-1905) ; Paul RECLUS (1858-1941) ; P. -V. STOCK ; Émile ZOLA ; Jean GRAVE (1864-1939) Editeur : London [UK] : MacMillan Année de publication : 2021 Collection : Palgrave Importance : 243 p. Présentation : ill. Format : 22 cm. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-3-030-66617-0 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : FRANCE:Histoire ; INTERNATIONALISME ; LITTÉRATURE:Biographie ; MILITANTISME ; MOUVEMENT ANARCHISTE:Histoire ; PRESSE ; RÉPRESSION Résumé : 1 Introduction: A Networking Anarchist Defining Anarchist Networks Grave's Place in the Movement: The Gatekeeper of Anarchist Communism? Grave the Editor: Anarchist Print Cultures, Materiality and Community-Building Understanding "The Pope of rue Mouffetard" Pitfalls and Caveats Order of Exposition 2 The Making of an Anarchist (1854-1885) "My Childhood Was That of All Children of Workers» "Le Parti des Révoltés»: Grave and the Early 1880s Paris Anarchist Milieu Le Révolté and Anarchist Communities: Print Transnationalism, Ideological Differentiation and Police Repression Transnational Connections Leaving Geneva Conclusion 3 A Sedentary Transnationalist (1885-1892) The "Attic Philosopher»: 140 Rue Mouffetard and Militant Sociability La Révolte, a Journal of Anarchist Communism The Financial Life of a Radical Newspaper Complex Circulations and Transnational Networks A "Monitor of Anarchy»? Grave, Women and Feminism Conclusion: The Brink of Revolution 4 A Philosopher Among Criminals: Grave and The Era of Propaganda by the Deed (1892-1894) Legal Troubles, Act I. Propaganda by the Word and Its Perils: Pélagie Prison and the Conflict with the SGDL Grave, La Révolte and the Conspiratorial Imagination Legal Troubles, Act II. Moribund Society and the Trial of the Thirty The Trial of the Thirty, the Trial of Anarchy Conclusion: The Republic's Anti-hero? 5 The Perils of Mainstreaming? (1895-c. 1905) Les Temps Nouveaux: Continuities and Editorial Innovation "Mon cher Grave»: Artistic and Literary Networks Expanding Horisons: Global Print Networks and the Emergence of an Anticolonial Consciousness Grave on Syndicalism and Individualism Grave as a Campaigner The Cancelled 1900 Paris Congress: Organisation and the Repression of Anarchism Conclusion 6 The Limitations of Print Activism (1905-1918) "A Sort of Family» Campaigning Globalising Anarchism From War Mobilisation to the Manifesto of the Sixteen The Manifesto of the Sixteen Conclusion 7 "Dreaming of Reorganising»: Isolation and (Self-)Memorialisation (1918-Present) Excommunication "Dreaming of Reorganising»: Networking Efforts The Post-mortem of the Heroic Period and the War (Self-) Memorialisation: An Honorary Republican? The Making of Historical Oblivion Conclusion: Grave's Many Legacies 8 Conclusion: The Binding Ties of Anarchism Note de contenu : Préface, Bibliographie, Index Mention de responsabilité : Constance Bantman Permalink : https://www.cira.ch/catalogue/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=316971

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