Julia Nicholls. Revolutionary Thought after the Paris Commune, 1871–1885.

Contents

Introduction

PART I

THE PARIS COMMUNE AND ACCOUNTING FOR FAILURE

1 – The Commune as Quotidian Event

2 – The Commune as Violent Trauma

PART II

REVOLUTIONS AND THE REPUBLIC

3 – The French Revolutionary Tradition

4 – Rehabilitating Revolution

PART III

MARX, MARXISM, AND INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM

5 – Texts in Translation

6 – The Origins of Marxism in Modern France

PART IV

EMPIRE AND INTERNATIONALISM

7 – Deportation, Imperialism, and the Republican State

8 – Exile and Universal Solidarity

Conclusion