F J Mclynn
Biographic Data
| ID | 1127853 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F J Mclynn |
| GIVEN NAMES | F J |
| FAMILY NAME | Mclynn |
| SIGNATURE | MCLYNN F J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wolverhampton, England |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The ideology of Jacobitism on the eve of the rising of 1745—part I
The ideology of Jacobitism is difficult to articulate, since it was composed of many heterogeneous strands. The ideology of English Jacobites was a ‘partial’ view of the world. It embraced the pre-1688 Tory notions of hereditary and indefeasible right, passive obedience and non-resistance. It took in the ‘Country’ critique of corruption and its nostalgia for a lost ‘golden age’. The ideology of Scottish Jacobitism came nearer to being a ‘ Welta~s…
Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government
(1985). Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government. History of European Ideas: Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 366-367
The ideology of Jacobitism — Part II
The Ideological Basis of the Montonero Risings in Argentina during the 1860s
(1984). The Ideological Basis of the Montonero Risings in Argentina during the 1860s. The Historian: Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 235-251
Consequences for Argentina of the War of Triple Alliance 1865-1870
As the novels of Machado de Assis make clear, for most Brazilians the War of Triple Alliance against Paraguay in the 1860s was a remote affair which scarcely impinged on their lives. In this respect the impact of the Paraguayan war on Brazil may be compared with that of the Napoleonic wars on the world of Jane Austen. In Argentina it was a different story. The war with Paraguay produced a sense of national trauma and crisis that makes it not hype…
The Ideology of Peronism
THE RECENT VICTORY OF RAUL ALFONSÍN AND THE RADICAL Party in Argentina marks the end of forty years during which the Peronists were, overtly or covertly, the major factor in Argentine politics. It also sounds the death-knell of attempts to find a trans-class solution to the problem of political legitimacy in Argentina. It may not be inappropriate, then, to look back on the most sustained attempt to establish this legitimacy via an ideology of cla…
Perón's ideology and its relation to political thought and action
Since the ghost of Perón and Perónism has never been laid in Argentina, it is perhaps surprising that more attention has not been paid to the thought and ideology of Perón, particularly as expounded in the Peronato from 1945 to 1955. There is a widely held perception that there is nothing new to say about Peronist ideology, as distinct from the political movement, on the grounds that justicialismo was simply an excuse for pure political opportuni…
The Montonero Risings in Argentina During the Eighteen-Sixties
The Argentine Presidential Election of 1868
The 1868 presidential election in Argentina repays attention on a number of counts. It was the first time that the efficacy of the formal constitutional machinery evolved in 1860 had been put to the test. It was unusual in that the result was not, on the one hand, a foregone conclusion, a mere legitimation of a choice that had already been made, nor, on the other, disputed by force of arms. It also marked a change of direction for the political e…
Consequences for Argentina of the War of Triple Alliance 1865-1870
As the novels of Machado de Assis make clear, for most Brazilians the War of Triple Alliance against Paraguay in the 1860s was a remote affair which scarcely impinged on their lives. In this respect the impact of the Paraguayan war on Brazil may be compared with that of the Napoleonic wars on the world of Jane Austen. In Argentina it was a different story. The war with Paraguay produced a sense of national trauma and crisis that makes it not hype…
The Argentine Presidential Election of 1868
The 1868 presidential election in Argentina repays attention on a number of counts. It was the first time that the efficacy of the formal constitutional machinery evolved in 1860 had been put to the test. It was unusual in that the result was not, on the one hand, a foregone conclusion, a mere legitimation of a choice that had already been made, nor, on the other, disputed by force of arms. It also marked a change of direction for the political e…
The Ideology of Peronism
THE RECENT VICTORY OF RAUL ALFONSÍN AND THE RADICAL Party in Argentina marks the end of forty years during which the Peronists were, overtly or covertly, the major factor in Argentine politics. It also sounds the death-knell of attempts to find a trans-class solution to the problem of political legitimacy in Argentina. It may not be inappropriate, then, to look back on the most sustained attempt to establish this legitimacy via an ideology of cla…
Perón's ideology and its relation to political thought and action
Since the ghost of Perón and Perónism has never been laid in Argentina, it is perhaps surprising that more attention has not been paid to the thought and ideology of Perón, particularly as expounded in the Peronato from 1945 to 1955. There is a widely held perception that there is nothing new to say about Peronist ideology, as distinct from the political movement, on the grounds that justicialismo was simply an excuse for pure political opportuni…
The Argentine Presidential Election of 1868
The 1868 presidential election in Argentina repays attention on a number of counts. It was the first time that the efficacy of the formal constitutional machinery evolved in 1860 had been put to the test. It was unusual in that the result was not, on the one hand, a foregone conclusion, a mere legitimation of a choice that had already been made, nor, on the other, disputed by force of arms. It also marked a change of direction for the political e…
The Montonero Risings in Argentina During the Eighteen-Sixties
Perón's ideology and its relation to political thought and action
Since the ghost of Perón and Perónism has never been laid in Argentina, it is perhaps surprising that more attention has not been paid to the thought and ideology of Perón, particularly as expounded in the Peronato from 1945 to 1955. There is a widely held perception that there is nothing new to say about Peronist ideology, as distinct from the political movement, on the grounds that justicialismo was simply an excuse for pure political opportuni…
The Ideological Basis of the Montonero Risings in Argentina during the 1860s
(1984). The Ideological Basis of the Montonero Risings in Argentina during the 1860s. The Historian: Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 235-251
Consequences for Argentina of the War of Triple Alliance 1865-1870
As the novels of Machado de Assis make clear, for most Brazilians the War of Triple Alliance against Paraguay in the 1860s was a remote affair which scarcely impinged on their lives. In this respect the impact of the Paraguayan war on Brazil may be compared with that of the Napoleonic wars on the world of Jane Austen. In Argentina it was a different story. The war with Paraguay produced a sense of national trauma and crisis that makes it not hype…
The Ideology of Peronism
THE RECENT VICTORY OF RAUL ALFONSÍN AND THE RADICAL Party in Argentina marks the end of forty years during which the Peronists were, overtly or covertly, the major factor in Argentine politics. It also sounds the death-knell of attempts to find a trans-class solution to the problem of political legitimacy in Argentina. It may not be inappropriate, then, to look back on the most sustained attempt to establish this legitimacy via an ideology of cla…
The ideology of Jacobitism on the eve of the rising of 1745—part I
The ideology of Jacobitism is difficult to articulate, since it was composed of many heterogeneous strands. The ideology of English Jacobites was a ‘partial’ view of the world. It embraced the pre-1688 Tory notions of hereditary and indefeasible right, passive obedience and non-resistance. It took in the ‘Country’ critique of corruption and its nostalgia for a lost ‘golden age’. The ideology of Scottish Jacobitism came nearer to being a ‘ Welta~s…
Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government
(1985). Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government. History of European Ideas: Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 366-367
The ideology of Jacobitism — Part II
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