Biblioteca / 1970-1979
Ghita Ionescu, editor. The Political Thought of Saint-Simon.
Londres: Oxford University Press, 1976.
vii, 245 páginas.
Edición en castellano: El pensamiento político de Saint-Simon. México: Fondo de Cultura Económica, 1983. 2da edición, 2005.
Contents
INTRODUCTION
1 – The politics of the industrial-technological society
2 – The originality of Saint-Simon
3 – Politics without power
4 – Conclusions
NOTES ON THE SELECTION OF TEXTS AND ON THE TRANSLATION OF CERTAIN EXPRESSIONS
I – LETTERS FROM AN INHABITANT OF GENEVA TO HIS CONTEMPORARIES
First Letter
Reply
II – LETTER TO HIS NEPHEW
III – ON THE REORGANIZATION OF EUROPEAN SOCIETY
To the Parliaments of France and England
On the Best Possible Constitution
Conclusion
On the New Organization of European Society
On the Chamber of Deputies of the European Parliament
On the Establishment of the European Parliament and the Means by which this Can Be Hastened
On the Anglo-French Parliament
That it is in the Interest of France and England to Unite Politically
Summary of the Considerations Relating to France and England
On Germany
Continuation
Conclusion
IV – INDUSTRY (1)
Declaration of Principles
The Object of the Undertaking
Sixth Letter
Eighth Letter
V – INDUSTRY (2)
The Political State of English Industry
The Political State of French Industry
Conclusion
Appendix
Of the Present State of Civilization
Political Progress of Industry
On What has until now Retarded the Progress of Industry
On the Steps which Industry Should Take Now
Behaviour of the Jurists During the French Revolution Compared with that of the Industrialists
VI – LE POLITIQUE
The National or Industrial Party Compared to the Anti-National Party
On the Quarrel between the Bees and the Drones
VII – THE ORGANIZER
First Extract from The Organizer
The Author to his Compatriots
VIII – ON THE INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM
Preface
On the Industrial System (1)
On the Industrial System (2)
Letter to the Industrialists
To the King
IX – THE CATECHISM OF THE INDUSTRIALISTS
First Instalment
Second Instalment
On Liberalism and Industrialism
X – NEW CHRISTIANITY
Preface
First Dialogue
XI – ON THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
First Fragment
Second Fragment
Note on the Second Fragment
Third Fragment
Notes on the Third Fragment
Fourth Fragment
XII – THE CLASS OF THE PROLETARIANS