Jesús de Felipe Redondo
Biographic Data
| ID | 6461971 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jesús de Felipe Redondo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jesús de Felipe |
| FAMILY NAME | Redondo |
| SIGNATURE | REDONDO J F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6143-1646 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
La utopización histórica del espacio
Este trabajo aborda la explicación los procesos históricos de utopización, reutopización y desutopización de espacios donde se implementaron proyectos de creación de sociedades ideales. Sostiene la tesis de que los variados y cambiantes significados que adquirieron estos lugares derivaron de los supuestos sobre la realidad que moldearon las percepciones de quienes los interpretaron. Así lo revela el caso analizado de New Lanark (Escocia): paradig…
Human nature, objective social structure, and social reforms
This paper addresses the question of why labour legislation produces diverse, often opposing, responses among sectors of the population that apparently benefit from it. In particular, it explores the changes in the attitudes of unionized Spanish workers to the social reforms between 1870 and 1930. These workers had previously rejected state intervention in labour relations. Since 1870, most continued without calling for social laws, but occasiona…
Los proyectos utópicos del movimiento obrero español, 1840-1870
Las reflexiones utópicas sobre la sociedad ideal del futuro y los medios propuestos o empleados para alcanzarla han desempeñado un papel crucial en el devenir histórico contemporáneo. Este artículo investiga una de estas manifestaciones: los proyectos utópicos societario y cooperativista que orientaron el movimiento obrero español en su periodo de formación (1840-1870). Partiendo del análisis de las fuentes escritas por los trabajadores organizad…
Society without the social
Focusing on the Spanish case, this article addresses two fundamental questions: why were many unionized workers sceptical about state intervention in labour issues throughout the nineteenth century, and why did this attitude begin to change from the 1860s onwards? Its main thesis is that workers’ attitudes derived ultimately from different historical notions of ‘society’ that shaped their perceptions and experiences of labour relations and their …
Class Consciousness
Worker Resistance to “Social” Reform and the Rise of Anarchism in Spain, 1880–1920
This article focuses on the relationship between the labor movement and the state in Spain. Its main object of analysis is unionized Spanish workers’ indifference or hostility to state intervention in labor relations during the period when the first set of social reforms was discussed and implemented (1880–1923). The article shows that unionized workers’ and reformist politicians’ contradictory attitudes toward social reforms derived from their i…
Society without the social
Focusing on the Spanish case, this article addresses two fundamental questions: why were many unionized workers sceptical about state intervention in labour issues throughout the nineteenth century, and why did this attitude begin to change from the 1860s onwards? Its main thesis is that workers’ attitudes derived ultimately from different historical notions of ‘society’ that shaped their perceptions and experiences of labour relations and their …
Human nature, objective social structure, and social reforms
This paper addresses the question of why labour legislation produces diverse, often opposing, responses among sectors of the population that apparently benefit from it. In particular, it explores the changes in the attitudes of unionized Spanish workers to the social reforms between 1870 and 1930. These workers had previously rejected state intervention in labour relations. Since 1870, most continued without calling for social laws, but occasiona…
Los proyectos utópicos del movimiento obrero español, 1840-1870
Las reflexiones utópicas sobre la sociedad ideal del futuro y los medios propuestos o empleados para alcanzarla han desempeñado un papel crucial en el devenir histórico contemporáneo. Este artículo investiga una de estas manifestaciones: los proyectos utópicos societario y cooperativista que orientaron el movimiento obrero español en su periodo de formación (1840-1870). Partiendo del análisis de las fuentes escritas por los trabajadores organizad…
Worker Resistance to “Social” Reform and the Rise of Anarchism in Spain, 1880–1920
This article focuses on the relationship between the labor movement and the state in Spain. Its main object of analysis is unionized Spanish workers’ indifference or hostility to state intervention in labor relations during the period when the first set of social reforms was discussed and implemented (1880–1923). The article shows that unionized workers’ and reformist politicians’ contradictory attitudes toward social reforms derived from their i…
Class Consciousness
Society without the social
Focusing on the Spanish case, this article addresses two fundamental questions: why were many unionized workers sceptical about state intervention in labour issues throughout the nineteenth century, and why did this attitude begin to change from the 1860s onwards? Its main thesis is that workers’ attitudes derived ultimately from different historical notions of ‘society’ that shaped their perceptions and experiences of labour relations and their …
Los proyectos utópicos del movimiento obrero español, 1840-1870
Las reflexiones utópicas sobre la sociedad ideal del futuro y los medios propuestos o empleados para alcanzarla han desempeñado un papel crucial en el devenir histórico contemporáneo. Este artículo investiga una de estas manifestaciones: los proyectos utópicos societario y cooperativista que orientaron el movimiento obrero español en su periodo de formación (1840-1870). Partiendo del análisis de las fuentes escritas por los trabajadores organizad…
La utopización histórica del espacio
Este trabajo aborda la explicación los procesos históricos de utopización, reutopización y desutopización de espacios donde se implementaron proyectos de creación de sociedades ideales. Sostiene la tesis de que los variados y cambiantes significados que adquirieron estos lugares derivaron de los supuestos sobre la realidad que moldearon las percepciones de quienes los interpretaron. Así lo revela el caso analizado de New Lanark (Escocia): paradig…
Human nature, objective social structure, and social reforms
This paper addresses the question of why labour legislation produces diverse, often opposing, responses among sectors of the population that apparently benefit from it. In particular, it explores the changes in the attitudes of unionized Spanish workers to the social reforms between 1870 and 1930. These workers had previously rejected state intervention in labour relations. Since 1870, most continued without calling for social laws, but occasiona…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Anarchism and Radical Politics (2 works) · Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies (2 works) · French Historical and Cultural Studies (2 works) · Humanities (2 works)