The Revolution and Social Transformation : new approaches to the « end of revolutions » in nineteenth century France (original) (raw)

This research explores new approaches to understanding the social transformations in France during the 19th century, particularly focusing on the period surrounding the 1848 revolution and its aftermath. It revisits historical narratives, analyzing the interrelations between social classes, political changes, and collective actions. The study emphasizes the evolution of the nation-state concept, the dynamics of industry and power, the impact of the Second Empire, and the enduring influence of revolutionary ideas, while also examining the implications of imperialism on national identity.