Jeremy Popkin. Press, Revolution, and Social Identities in France, 1830-1835.

Contents

Introduction

1 – Newspapers, Journalists, and Public Space

2 – The Press, Liberal Society, and Bourgeois Identity

3 – Reshaping Journalistic Discourse

The Alternative Press in Lyon

4 – Echoes of the Working Classes

5 – Creating Events

Press Banquets and Press Trials in the July Monarchy

6 – Textualizing Insurrection

The Press and the Lyon Revolts of 1831 and 1834

7 – From Newspapers to Books

The Recasting of Revolutionary Narrative

Conclusion

Appendix 1: Sophie Grangé, “Moi” and “A la femme”

Appendix 2: The Écho de la fabrique’s Anniversary Salute to the Victims of the 1831 Workers’ Insurrection

Notes

Bibliography