Demonstrates the historiographical changes in scholarly understanding of the French right Examine various elements of the French right in their broader social, cultural and political contexts Reassesses the structures, mentalities and significance of various conservative and extremist organizations of the interwar period
Demonstrates the historiographical changes in scholarly understanding of the French right Examine various elements of the French right in their broader social, cultural and political contexts Reassesses the structures, mentalities and significance of various conservative and extremist organizations of the interwar period
Sean Kennedy is Professor of History at the University of New Brunswick. He is the author of Reconciling France against Democracy: The Croix de Feu and the Parti Social Français, 1927-1945 (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2007), The Shock of War: Civilian Experiences, 1937-1945 (University of Toronto Press, 2011), and several scholarly articles.
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Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Notes on the Contributors Introduction PART 1: Political Movements Chapter 1. Collective Psychology, anti-Southern Prejudice and Constitutional Reform in 1930s France: The Stavisky Affair and the Riots of 6 February 1934 Kevin Passmore Chapter 2. Avec une brutalité toute particulière: Fascist Sympathies, Racial Violence, and the Municipal Police and Gendarmerie in Oran, 1936-37 Samuel Kalman Chapter 3. The Veterans and the Extreme Right: The Union nationale des combattants, 1927-1936 Chris Millington Chapter 4. Pacifism, the Fascist Temptation and the Ligue des droits de l'homme Norman Ingram PART 2: Gender and the Right Chapter 5. Right-Wing Feminism and Conservative Women's Militancy in Interwar France Magali Della Sudda Chapter 6. Gender, the Family, and the Fascist Temptation: Visions of Masculinity in the Natalist-Familialist Movement, 1922-1940 Cheryl A. Koos Chapter 7. Was there a Fascist Femininity? Gender and French Fascism in Political Context Geoff Read Chapter 8. An Overview of Women and Gender in French Fascism Daniella Sarnoff PART 3: Intellectual and Cultural Trends Chapter 9. "Our Body Doesn't Have to be Ugly": Physical Culture, Gender, and Racial Rejuvenation in the Croix de feu/Parti social français Caroline Campbell Chapter 10. Defending Christian Civilization: The Evolving Message of the Parti social français, 1936-1939 Sean Kennedy Chapter 11. Were French Elites Allergic to Fascism? A Study of the Reception of the 1930s Dictatorships in Three French Periodicals Laurent Kestel Chapter 12. Salvation, Satire, and Solidarity: Right-Wing Culture in Interwar France Jessica Wardhaugh PART 4: Historiography Chapter 13. Beyond Left and Right, and the Politics of the Third Republic: A Conversation William D. Irvine Select Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Notes on the Contributors Introduction PART 1: Political Movements Chapter 1. Collective Psychology, anti-Southern Prejudice and Constitutional Reform in 1930s France: The Stavisky Affair and the Riots of 6 February 1934 Kevin Passmore Chapter 2. Avec une brutalité toute particulière: Fascist Sympathies, Racial Violence, and the Municipal Police and Gendarmerie in Oran, 1936-37 Samuel Kalman Chapter 3. The Veterans and the Extreme Right: The Union nationale des combattants, 1927-1936 Chris Millington Chapter 4. Pacifism, the Fascist Temptation and the Ligue des droits de l'homme Norman Ingram PART 2: Gender and the Right Chapter 5. Right-Wing Feminism and Conservative Women's Militancy in Interwar France Magali Della Sudda Chapter 6. Gender, the Family, and the Fascist Temptation: Visions of Masculinity in the Natalist-Familialist Movement, 1922-1940 Cheryl A. Koos Chapter 7. Was there a Fascist Femininity? Gender and French Fascism in Political Context Geoff Read Chapter 8. An Overview of Women and Gender in French Fascism Daniella Sarnoff PART 3: Intellectual and Cultural Trends Chapter 9. "Our Body Doesn't Have to be Ugly": Physical Culture, Gender, and Racial Rejuvenation in the Croix de feu/Parti social français Caroline Campbell Chapter 10. Defending Christian Civilization: The Evolving Message of the Parti social français, 1936-1939 Sean Kennedy Chapter 11. Were French Elites Allergic to Fascism? A Study of the Reception of the 1930s Dictatorships in Three French Periodicals Laurent Kestel Chapter 12. Salvation, Satire, and Solidarity: Right-Wing Culture in Interwar France Jessica Wardhaugh PART 4: Historiography Chapter 13. Beyond Left and Right, and the Politics of the Third Republic: A Conversation William D. Irvine Select Bibliography Index
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