Le Sublime ou le travailleur comme il est en 1870, et ce qu'il peut être

Borghese, Arthur; Poulot, Denis

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“…Loin de toute vision idéaliste, c'est « l'étude du milieu par une femme ni bonne, ni mauvaise » (Zola 1871-1875 : Naf 10271, f o 122) qui l'intéresse précisément. 7 Nom donné, d'après Denis Poulot (1980Poulot ( [1870), aux cabarets de bas étage, distillant et commercialisant de l'eau de vie.…”

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Corps et capital dans le roman français du XIXe siècle = Körper und Kapital im französischen Roman des 19. Jahrhunderts

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Since Pierre Bourdieu, we have known that the body forms incorporated cultural and social capital. It is a commodity and means of production, a sign of belonging to a social class, a place where sex, gender and power relations are negotiated or a pretext for social exclusions and racism. The body is the object of punishments, sanctions and social control, a support for affects, obsessions and illnesses as well as a site of rebellion and resistance. The 19th century novels analyzed in the contributions to this volume tell all this. From the perspective of current body studies, we propose a new reading of the great stories from Balzac to Zola, via Mirbeau, Maupassant, Louise Michel, Georges Sand, Rachilde, Eugène Sue and Huysmans to demonstrate, through their texts, how the Images of the body and the policies of capital are part of the imagination and memory of 19th century French society.

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Apport des sciences humaines à l’addictologie

Tsikounas¹

2009

Addictologie

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The Myth of the Artisan Critical Reflections on a Category of Social History

Rancière

1983

Inter. Labor Working-Class Hist.

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The works devoted to the labor and socialist movements in France make use of a widely accepted interpretive principle: the relationship between professional qualification (skill) and militant consciousness (militancy). According to this interpretation, the movement developed as the expression of a working-class culture and was based on the actions and attitudes of the most highly skilled workers. Technical ability and pride in work thus created the basis for early labor militancy and it was the Taylorist revolution that spelled the end of this militancy by imposing massive and bureaucratic forms, which led to the creation of a new working population lacking professional skills, collective traditions, and interest in their work. I would like to show that such a view is very much debatable if one strictly analyzes militant practice and its basis in the trades. This supposed first axiom of labor militancy is most likely a belated interpretation, born of political necessity in some sections of the labor movement which, in order to fend off new and competing militant forces, was led to harken back to a largely imaginary tradition of "authentic" worker socialism.

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Le Sublime ou le travailleur comme il est en 1870, et ce qu'il peut être

Cited by 4 publications

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Corps et capital dans le roman français du XIXe siècle = Körper und Kapital im französischen Roman des 19. Jahrhunderts

Corps et capital dans le roman français du XIXe siècle = Körper und Kapital im französischen Roman des 19. Jahrhunderts

Apport des sciences humaines à l’addictologie

The Myth of the Artisan Critical Reflections on a Category of Social History

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