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To the Finland station

a study in the writing and acting of history

"To the Finland station" is published by New York Review of Books in 2003 - New York, it has 507 pages and the language of the book is English.


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  • Title: To the Finland station
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  • Language: English
  • Number of Pages: 507
  • Publisher: New York Review of Books
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  • Publish Location: New York

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  • Pagination: xxxi, 507 p. ;

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"To the Finland station" Table Of Contents:

  • 1- Introduction. Michelet discovers Vico
  • 2- Michelet and the Middle Ages
  • 3- Michelet and the revolution
  • 4- Michelet tries to live his history
  • 5- Michelet between nationalism and socialism
  • 6- Decline of the revolutionary tradition : Renan
  • 7- Decline of the revolutionary tradition : Taine
  • 8- Decline of the revolutionary tradition : Anatole France
  • 9- Origins of socialism : Babeuf's defense
  • 10- Origins of socialism : Saint-Simon's hierarchy
  • 11- Origins of socialism : the communities of Fourier and Owen
  • 12- Origins of socialism : Enfantin and the American socialists
  • 13- Karl Marx : Prometheus and Lucifer
  • 14- Karl Marx decides to change the world
  • 15- Friedrich Engels : the young man from Manchester
  • 16- The partnership of Marx and Engels
  • 17- Marx and Engels : grinding the lens
  • 18- Marx and Engels take a hand at making history
  • 19- The myth of the dialectic
  • 20- Marx and Engels go back to writing history
  • 21- Historical actors : Lassalle
  • 22- Historical actors : Baknin
  • 23- Karl Marx : poet of commodities and dictator of the proletariat
  • 24- Karl Marx dies at his desk
  • 25- Lenin : the brothers Ulynov
  • 26- Lenin : the great headmaster
  • 27- Trotsky : the young eagle
  • 28- Trotsky identifies history with himself with Lenin
  • 29- Lenin identifies himself with history
  • 30- Lenin at the Finland station.

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ONE DAY in the January of 1824, a young French professor named Jules Michelet, who was teaching philosophy and history, found the name of Giovanni Vico in a translator's note to a book he was reading.

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