37. Intellectuals and the Republic

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction: Transatlantic Histories of France 1
4. Part I. Time and History
5. 1. The Enlightenment 11
6. 2. The First Republic 19
7. 3. The Second Republic 27
8. 4. The Republicans of the Second Empire 35
9. 5. The Third Republic 44
10. 6. War and the Republic 56
11. 7. The Republic and Vichy 65
12. 8. The Fourth Republic 73
13. 9. The Fifth Republic 83
14. Part II. Principles and Values
15. 10. Liberty 95
16. 11. Equality 103
17. 12. Fraternity 112
18. 13. Democracy 119
19. 14. Laicity 127
20. 15. Citizenship 136
21. 16. Universalism 145
22. 17. The Republic and Justice 154
23. 18. The State 163
24. 19. The Civilizing Mission 173
25. 20. Parité 182
26. 21. The Press 189
27. 22. Times of Exile and Immigration 197
28. 23. The USA, Sister Republic 207
29. 24. The Local 213
30. Part III. Dilemmas and Debates
31. 25. The Republic and the Indigènes 223
32. 26. Immigration 232
33. 27. The Immigration History Museum 242
34. 28. Decolonization and the Republic 252
35. 29. The Suburbs 262
36. 30. The Republic and the Veil 272
37. 32. Feminism and the Republic 289
38. 33. Gender and the Republic 299
39. 34. Order and Disorder in the Family 308
40. 35. Children and the State 315
41. 36. Commemoration 324
42. 37. Intellectuals and the Republic 334
43. 38. Cultural Policy 344
44. Conclusions
45. American Perspectives on the French Republic 357
46. Beyond the “Republican Model” 367
47. Contributors 373