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Cambridge University Press A Republic of Sympathy - Sophie de Grouchy's Politics, 1785-1815

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A Republic of Sympathy offers the first complete exploration of Sophie de Grouchy's political philosophy and activism during the French Revolutionary period from 1789 to 1815. Often overshadowed by her husband Nicolas de Caritat, the marquis de Condorcet, Grouchy emerges here as a significant political thinker in her own right. Kathleen McCrudden Illert's analysis situates Grouchy at the centre of Revolutionary events, examining her shifting thought and practice across this transformative era of European history. This scholarly work, part of Cambridge University Press's Ideas in Context series (Series Number 154), reveals how Grouchy contributed to the development of political thought during one of history's most pivotal periods. Essential reading for historians of French philosophy, gender studies, and Revolutionary intellectual history.

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A Republic of Sympathy presents the first comprehensive study of Sophie de Grouchy's complete intellectual contributions across the Revolutionary period 1789-1815.

Cambridge University Press publication situates Grouchy as a major political philosopher alongside her contemporaries, beyond her husband Condorcet's shadow.

Kathleen McCrudden Illert's analysis traces Grouchy's shifting political thought and activism during France's most turbulent historical transformation.

Ideas in Context series placement positions this work within Cambridge's respected scholarly framework for intellectual and philosophical history studies.

This volume explores Grouchy's role in developing political theory during the Revolutionary era, offering new perspectives on eighteenth-century French thought.

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Brand: Cambridge University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1009482440
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Europe > France
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 05 December 2024
Listed Since: 02 April 2024

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