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French roots of socialism until 1848 | ||
| JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin | ||
| Article 1, Volume 9, Issue 29, 2017, Pages 279-306 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Ammar Sh . Mahmmoud Al - Doury; Harith Abdul-Rahman Eltaif AL-Tikreeti; Saddam Khaleefah Obaid Hussein Al-Obaydi | ||
| Abstract | ||
| It represents the ideas that emerged in the first half of the nineteenth century of great significance for the aspiring and studying European history, because those ideas formed the basis of the political systems that have emerged later, particularly after it adopted those regulations to those ideas, which was born case of differences and political disputes within the same community, as some people tried to make or benefit from the working class to achieve its goals or political aspirations, prompting unions to form a class organizations or small associations in order to achieve their demands. Was chosen "French roots of socialism until 1848" subject to search for that study was divided into three axes, taking the first axis: the general concept of socialism, while viewing the second axis: the roots of French socialism, and the third axis: he discussed the pioneers of socialist thought French. The study found a set of conclusions : 1. The difficulty of identifying a specific date for the emergence of French socialism, due to the difficulty of understanding and determine the circumstances that led to the birth of socialist thought after the establishment of the Great French Revolution of 1789. 2. The difference between thinkers and philosophers in understanding the intellectual nature of the major French Revolution through the claim, mostly as a democratic revolution or a socialist revolution, or even political, while some of them confirmed as a stratified social revolution in the first place. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| University of Tikrit; College of Arts; Department of History; College of Educationfor Humanities | ||
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