Le Discours radical en Grande-Bretagne, 1768-1789 (Paperback)
Language: French
Published by Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, 2017
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Paperback. Lhistoriographie regroupe traditionnellement sous letiquette de radicalisme les tenants de la reforme du parlement anglais a la fin du XVIIIe siecle, au risque de placer dans la meme categorie des figures aussi differentes que Richard Price, le pasteur ami du genre humain, et John Cartwright, le reformateur anime par lamour de la patrie. Quont en commun les divers groupes designes comme radicaux? Telle est la question posee par Remy Duthille dans cet ouvrage qui apporte une contribution originale aux debats actuels sur la nature du radicalisme dans lAngleterre des annees 1768 a 1789.En se fondant sur les comptes rendus et les publications des deux principales societes radicales londoniennes ainsi que sur les ecrits de Cartwright et Price, Remy Duthille decortique les strategies rhetoriques et politiques du milieu radical qui visaient a limiter linfluence royale et a encourager la participation politique du peuple. Pendant la Guerre dindependance americaine, ces hommes sont ecarteles entre leur soutien aux insurges et leur fidelite a la constitution anglaise. A la fois Anglais et citoyens du monde, les radicaux pretendent concilier patriotisme et universalisme: fidelite a une tradition nationale et defense dideaux universels. Cette tension constitutive impregne leur conception de lidentite nationale britannique et leurs rapports avec les reformateurs ecossais et les revolutionnaires americains, puis francais. Remy Duthille demontre que la coherence du discours radical britannique resulte de la tension entre deux traditions philosophiques convoquees conjointement: le droit naturel herite de Locke et le constitutionnalisme anglais. Plutot que dintegrer les radicaux a un seul courant de pensee, Remy Duthille analyse le caractere rhetorique et polemique du discours radical dans sa diversite, en montrant comment ces reformateurs transforment les discours et idees de leur temps en armes au service de leur combat politique. History of British radicalism in the years preceding the French Revolution of 1789. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- Le Discours radical en Grande-Bretagne, 1768-1789 (Paperback)
- Author
- Remy Duthille
- Publisher
- Liverpool University Press, Liverpool
- Publication year
- 2017
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- French
- ISBN 10
- 0729412040
- ISBN 13
- 9780729412049
En se fondant sur les comptes rendus et les publications des deux principales sociétés radicales londoniennes ainsi que sur les écrits de Cartwright et Price, Rémy Duthille décortique les stratégies rhétoriques et politiques du milieu radical qui visaient à limiter l’influence royale et à encourager la participation politique du peuple. Pendant la Guerre d’indépendance américaine, ces hommes sont écartelés entre leur soutien aux insurgés et leur fidélité à la constitution anglaise. A la fois Anglais et citoyens du monde, les radicaux prétendent concilier patriotisme et universalisme: fidélité à une tradition nationale et défense d’idéaux universels. Cette tension constitutive imprègne leur conception de l’identité nationale britannique et leurs rapports avec les réformateurs écossais et les révolutionnaires américains, puis français. Rémy Duthille démontre que la cohérence du discours radical britannique résulte de la tension entre deux traditions philosophiques convoquées conjointement: le droit naturel hérité de Locke et le constitutionnalisme anglais. Plutôt que d’intégrer les radicaux à un seul courant de pensée, Rémy Duthille analyse le caractère rhétorique et polémique du discours radical dans sa diversité, en montrant comment ces réformateurs transforment les discours et idées de leur temps en armes au service de leur combat politique.
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