Edgar Leon Newman
Biographic Data
| ID | 1054504 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edgar Leon Newman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edgar Leon |
| FAMILY NAME | Newman |
| SIGNATURE | NEWMAN E L |
| AFFILIATIONS | New Mexico State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Historian as Apostle
Between 1849 and 185 1, amidst the turbulence of the 1848 Revolution in France, Agricol Perdiguier (1805-75), artisan menuisier (woodworker) and Representative of the People, published seven volumes of his Histoire democratique des peuples anciens et modernes. It was the first socialist history of the world-that is, the first book to see the history of the world as a class struggle in which the working class was both the hero and the certain vict…
Frankenstein
Lisa Carton-Edgar Newman, Frankestein : les Lumières et la Révolution comme monstre. Les auteurs voient dans le roman de Mary Shelley l'affrontement mortel de deux caractères qui représentent deux systèmes de valeurs. Frankestein, scientifique et rationnel, partage la croyance des Lumières que la raison doit contrôler les passions. Le monstre qu'il a créé est au contraire à la recherche de l'amour. Le roman de Mary Shelley est ainsi une parabole …
Fifteenth Annual Conference of the Western Society for French History
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Colloque Victor Gelu
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The Greenwood Press's Historical Dictionaries of French History
The French Background of Tocqueville’s Democracy in America
“In America,” Tocqueville wrote, “I saw more than America; I sought there the image of democracy itself, with its inclinations, its character, its prejudices, and its passions, in order to learn what we have to fear or to hope from its progress.”’ In other words, Tocqueville’s Democracy in America is really a book about France. More than that, it is a book about the future of the world. “The whole book,” he said in his introduction to Democracy i…
The French Background of Tocqueville’s Democracy in America
“In America,” Tocqueville wrote, “I saw more than America; I sought there the image of democracy itself, with its inclinations, its character, its prejudices, and its passions, in order to learn what we have to fear or to hope from its progress.”’ In other words, Tocqueville’s Democracy in America is really a book about France. More than that, it is a book about the future of the world. “The whole book,” he said in his introduction to Democracy i…
The Attack on the French Revolution
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Response to J. Ranciére, “The Myth of the Artisan”
Jacques Ranciere, in "The Myth of the Artisan" published in the Fall, 1983 number of IL WCH, challenged the view that revolutions are carried out by well-organized artisans proud of their status. According to Ranciere, "if one were to multiply the case studies, one might very well be led to a complete reversal of the prevailing opinion, and show that militant activity is perhaps inversely proportional to the organic cohesion of the trade, the str…
L'arme du siecle, c'est la plume
Le cercle dans la France bourgeoise, 1810-1848
American Historians and Post-Revolutionary France
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The Blouse and the Frock Coat
Frankenstein
Lisa Carton-Edgar Newman, Frankestein : les Lumières et la Révolution comme monstre. Les auteurs voient dans le roman de Mary Shelley l'affrontement mortel de deux caractères qui représentent deux systèmes de valeurs. Frankestein, scientifique et rationnel, partage la croyance des Lumières que la raison doit contrôler les passions. Le monstre qu'il a créé est au contraire à la recherche de l'amour. Le roman de Mary Shelley est ainsi une parabole …
Response to J. Ranciére, “The Myth of the Artisan”
Jacques Ranciere, in "The Myth of the Artisan" published in the Fall, 1983 number of IL WCH, challenged the view that revolutions are carried out by well-organized artisans proud of their status. According to Ranciere, "if one were to multiply the case studies, one might very well be led to a complete reversal of the prevailing opinion, and show that militant activity is perhaps inversely proportional to the organic cohesion of the trade, the str…
L'arme du siecle, c'est la plume
American Historians and Post-Revolutionary France
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The Blouse and the Frock Coat
The Blouse and the Frock Coat
American Historians and Post-Revolutionary France
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Le cercle dans la France bourgeoise, 1810-1848
L'arme du siecle, c'est la plume
The Attack on the French Revolution
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Response to J. Ranciére, “The Myth of the Artisan”
Jacques Ranciere, in "The Myth of the Artisan" published in the Fall, 1983 number of IL WCH, challenged the view that revolutions are carried out by well-organized artisans proud of their status. According to Ranciere, "if one were to multiply the case studies, one might very well be led to a complete reversal of the prevailing opinion, and show that militant activity is perhaps inversely proportional to the organic cohesion of the trade, the str…
The French Background of Tocqueville’s Democracy in America
“In America,” Tocqueville wrote, “I saw more than America; I sought there the image of democracy itself, with its inclinations, its character, its prejudices, and its passions, in order to learn what we have to fear or to hope from its progress.”’ In other words, Tocqueville’s Democracy in America is really a book about France. More than that, it is a book about the future of the world. “The whole book,” he said in his introduction to Democracy i…
The French Background of Tocqueville’s Democracy in America
“In America,” Tocqueville wrote, “I saw more than America; I sought there the image of democracy itself, with its inclinations, its character, its prejudices, and its passions, in order to learn what we have to fear or to hope from its progress.”’ In other words, Tocqueville’s Democracy in America is really a book about France. More than that, it is a book about the future of the world. “The whole book,” he said in his introduction to Democracy i…
Colloque Victor Gelu
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The Greenwood Press's Historical Dictionaries of French History
Fifteenth Annual Conference of the Western Society for French History
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Frankenstein
Lisa Carton-Edgar Newman, Frankestein : les Lumières et la Révolution comme monstre. Les auteurs voient dans le roman de Mary Shelley l'affrontement mortel de deux caractères qui représentent deux systèmes de valeurs. Frankestein, scientifique et rationnel, partage la croyance des Lumières que la raison doit contrôler les passions. Le monstre qu'il a créé est au contraire à la recherche de l'amour. Le roman de Mary Shelley est ainsi une parabole …
The Historian as Apostle
Between 1849 and 185 1, amidst the turbulence of the 1848 Revolution in France, Agricol Perdiguier (1805-75), artisan menuisier (woodworker) and Representative of the People, published seven volumes of his Histoire democratique des peuples anciens et modernes. It was the first socialist history of the world-that is, the first book to see the history of the world as a class struggle in which the working class was both the hero and the certain vict…
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