Alexandra Sippel
Biographic Data
| ID | 6185898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexandra Sippel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexandra |
| FAMILY NAME | Sippel |
| SIGNATURE | SIPPEL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Les socialismes en Grande-Bretagne, 1850-1914
Dans la seconde moitié du xixe siècle, le socialisme britannique prend de multiples formes. De nouveaux mouvements aspirant à l’indépendance politique des travailleurs émergent. Ils ont en commun d’aspirer à une vie meilleure pour les travailleurs, qui est associée à la nationalisation des terres et des moyens de production. Pourtant, ils ne partagent pas la même vision du rôle politique que doivent jouer les ouvriers dans ces réformes, ni des st…
Matthew Kidd, The Renewal of Radicalism
Matthew Kidd’s volume aims at providing a fresh analysis of how radicalism evolved in Britain from the Second Reform Act (1867) to the rise of Labour as the second main party in the British two-party system in 1924. Though Labour lost the general election that year, the Liberals lost their political role as the progressive party. Where many scholars have focused on the big picture of British politics and ideological evolution, Kidd sets out to pr…
Tom Scriven, Popular Virtue
Tom Scriven's "study looks at the extensive counter culture that resulted from the interchange between the mass agitation for universal suffrage and the campaign for individual improvement" (4). The book opens on the death of Henry Hetherington in 1849 and the various ways in which he embodied the Chartist culture of free thought, teetotalism, vegetarianism and faith in alternative medicines. These are the main avenues that are explored in Popula…
Helena Rosenblatt, The Lost History of Liberalism, from Ancient Rome to the Twenty-First Century
A specialist of French liberalism, Helena Rosenblatt has written extensively on some essential figures of the French Enlightenment like Jean-Jacques Rousseau, or, more at length, on Benjamin Constant, whom she identifies as the philosopher who theorised contemporary French liberalism. Liberalism is therefore no uncharted territory to her, albeit in the much narrower framework of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century France. Her 2018 book, The Lost H…
Jane Marcet’s lessons to the lesser educated about the political economy of foreign trade
This paper analyses Jane Marcet’s lessons about foreign trade in her two main pedagogical volumes. A disciple and friend of all the major thinkers who turned political economy into a science commanding as much respect as Newton’s, Marcet was a mouthpiece of choice to spread the word to the ladies, and then to the working classes. E.P. Thompson, among others, pointed out how Malthus was accused by the radical, working-class movements of de-moralis…
Back to the Future
French Socialists currently appear less and less convinced of the relevance of rejecting today's consumption-oriented society and turn increasingly to more center-left models in order to refound their party. ( Refoundation is one of the most frequently used terms within the party.) Therefore, it is instructive to go back to the eighteenth-century roots of socialism and note the way many of its founding theorists promoted the establishment of trul…
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Back to the Future
French Socialists currently appear less and less convinced of the relevance of rejecting today's consumption-oriented society and turn increasingly to more center-left models in order to refound their party. ( Refoundation is one of the most frequently used terms within the party.) Therefore, it is instructive to go back to the eighteenth-century roots of socialism and note the way many of its founding theorists promoted the establishment of trul…
Helena Rosenblatt, The Lost History of Liberalism, from Ancient Rome to the Twenty-First Century
A specialist of French liberalism, Helena Rosenblatt has written extensively on some essential figures of the French Enlightenment like Jean-Jacques Rousseau, or, more at length, on Benjamin Constant, whom she identifies as the philosopher who theorised contemporary French liberalism. Liberalism is therefore no uncharted territory to her, albeit in the much narrower framework of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century France. Her 2018 book, The Lost H…
Jane Marcet’s lessons to the lesser educated about the political economy of foreign trade
This paper analyses Jane Marcet’s lessons about foreign trade in her two main pedagogical volumes. A disciple and friend of all the major thinkers who turned political economy into a science commanding as much respect as Newton’s, Marcet was a mouthpiece of choice to spread the word to the ladies, and then to the working classes. E.P. Thompson, among others, pointed out how Malthus was accused by the radical, working-class movements of de-moralis…
Tom Scriven, Popular Virtue
Tom Scriven's "study looks at the extensive counter culture that resulted from the interchange between the mass agitation for universal suffrage and the campaign for individual improvement" (4). The book opens on the death of Henry Hetherington in 1849 and the various ways in which he embodied the Chartist culture of free thought, teetotalism, vegetarianism and faith in alternative medicines. These are the main avenues that are explored in Popula…
Matthew Kidd, The Renewal of Radicalism
Matthew Kidd’s volume aims at providing a fresh analysis of how radicalism evolved in Britain from the Second Reform Act (1867) to the rise of Labour as the second main party in the British two-party system in 1924. Though Labour lost the general election that year, the Liberals lost their political role as the progressive party. Where many scholars have focused on the big picture of British politics and ideological evolution, Kidd sets out to pr…
Les socialismes en Grande-Bretagne, 1850-1914
Dans la seconde moitié du xixe siècle, le socialisme britannique prend de multiples formes. De nouveaux mouvements aspirant à l’indépendance politique des travailleurs émergent. Ils ont en commun d’aspirer à une vie meilleure pour les travailleurs, qui est associée à la nationalisation des terres et des moyens de production. Pourtant, ils ne partagent pas la même vision du rôle politique que doivent jouer les ouvriers dans ces réformes, ni des st…
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