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[Index of Authors]
Historical
Thought and Philosophy of History
Last updated
02/27/2013
The regime which is
destroyed by a revolution is almost always an improvement on its
immediate predecessor, and experience teaches that the
most
critical moment for bad governments is the one which
witnesses their first steps toward reform.
The Old Regime and
the French Revolution (Harper & Brothers, 1856) at 214.
Aron, Raymond, Les grandes doctrines de sociologie historique. Tome I, Montesquieu,
Auguste Comte, Karl Marx, Alexis de Tocqueville, les sociologues et la revolution de 1848
(Paris: Centre de documentation universitaire, 1961)(Les cours de Sorbonne. Sociologie).
Includes Montesquieu, Comte, Marx, Tocqueville, les sociologues et la revolution de 1848.
Aron, Raymond, Idées politiques
et vision historique de Tocqueville, 10(3) Revue française
de science politique -- (september 1960).
Bass, Thomas Alden, Fiction and History: Essays on the Novels of Flaubert, Garcia
Marquez, Coover, and Pynchon (Dissertation, University of California, Santa Cruz,
1980). Includes analysis and discussion of Tocqueville's Recollections, Marx's Eighteenth
Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte and Flaubert's L'education sentimentale as
descriptions of the Revolution of 1848.
Benoît, Jean-Louis,
Tocqueville et la Normandie
Bergin, Martin J., Jr., Tocqueville as Historian: An Examination of the Influences
on His Thought and His Approach to History (Dissertation, Georgetown University,
1985). Two volumes.
Borie, Jean, Chateaubriand, Tocqueville et
la modernité, in Amicitia Scriptor. Littérature, Histoire des idées,
Philosophie. Mélanges offerts à Robert Mauzi (Annie Becq, CHarles
Porset, and Alain Mothu eds.; Paris: Honoré Champion, 1998)(Champion-varia;
15).
Brint, Michael E., Response to M. Lavroff, 10 Tocqueville Review
245-248 (1989/1990). Reply to Dmitri Georges Lavroff, Les revolutions americaine et
française dans l'oeuvre de Tocqueville.
Brogan, Hugh, Alexis de Tocqueville and the Coming of the American Civil War,
in American Studies: Essays in Honour of Marcus Cunliffe 83-104 (Brian Holden Reid
and John White, eds.; NY: St. Martin's Press, 1991).
Brown, Irene Coltman, The Historian as Philosopher: Tocqueville, Democracy &
Revolution, 31 History Today 27-31 (September 1981).
Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, The predictions of Hamilton and De Tocqueville
(Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1887)(Johns Hopkins University studies in
historical and political science ; 5th ser.; 9).
Chamberlin, William Henry, The Prophet de Tocqueville, 10 Modern Age
52-58 (1966).
Chambrun, Joseph Dominique Aldebert de Pineton, Nos historiens:
Guizot, Tocqueville, Thiers (Paris: Calmann-Levy, 1888). 110 pages.
Chambrun, Joseph Dominique Aldebert de Pineton, Nos historiens:
Guizot, Tocqueville, Thiers (Paris: Calmann-Levy, 1888). Second
edition. 110 pages.
Clive, John Leonard, Looking over a four-leaf clover: a quartet of
nineteenth-century historians, in Not by fact alone 166-188 (NY: Knopf, 1989).
Clive, John, Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover: A Quartet of Nineteenth-Century
Historians, 27 Critical Review 66-83 (1985).
Connell, Kathleen (Mother M. Stephen, R.S.H.M.), Alexis De Tocqueville: Witness and
commentator of Western Revolution (Master's thesis, St. John's University, 1963).
Costantini, Robert, L'image en France de l'état de New-York entre 1776 et 1861:
Thèmes et sources, 4(1) French-American Review 36-41 (1980).
Cox, Marvin R., Tocqueville's Bourgeois Revolution, 19(3) Historical
Reflections/Reflexions historiques 279-307 (Fall 1993).
Damien, Roger, Tocquevilles Reise in die Franzosische Revolution: Oder, eine
kopernikanische Wende der politischen Wissenschaft, 38(2/3) Wissenschaftliche
Zeitschrift der Ernest-Moritz-Arndt-Universität-Greifswald: Gesellschaftwissenschaftliche
Reihe 35 (1989).
Deane, Seamus, Burke and
Tocqueville: New Worlds, New Beings, 31(1) boundary2 1-23
(Spring 2004).
Delevallée, Anne-Sophie, Tocqueville et le processus democratique: une approche
probabiliste de l'histoire (Paris: 1985)(Memoire DEA: Philosophie du droit/Paris 2;
1985).
Douthwaite, Julia V.,
The Uses of History in Tocqueville’s Souvenirs and Flaubert’s
L’education sentimentale 4 RLA: Romance Languages Annual 40-46
(1992).
Drescher, Seymour Irving, "Why Great Revolutions Will Become Rare":
Tocqueville's Most Neglected Prognosis, 64(3) Journal of Modern History
429-454 (September 1992).
Drew, Stacey L., The Second Republic: a comparative analysis of the writings of Marx
and Tocqueville concerning France, 1848-1852 (Bachelor's thesis, Drew University,
1992).
Drolet, Michel, Tocqueville Unveiled: The Historian and His
Sources for the Old Regime and the French Revolution, 18(2)
French History 241-244 (2004).
Durr, Emil, Die Demokratie in der Schweiz nach der Auffassung von Alexis Tocqueville (Basel: S. n., 1925).
Estrada, Fernando, and José
Daniel Parra, Labyrinth of Modernity,
CUADERNOS DEL CIPE, Facultad de Finanzas, Gobierno y Relaciones
Internacionales, 2009. On the Old Regime and the French Revolution.
In Spanish.
Gannett, Robert Tileston,Jr., Tocqueville Unveiled: A Historian and Sources
in L'ancien regime (Dissertation, University of Chicago, 1998).
Gannett, Robert Tileston, Jr., Tocqueville
Unveiled: The Historian and His Sources for The Old Regime and the
Revolution (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003).
Gargan, Edward T., The formation of Tocqueville's historical thought, 24(1) Review
of Politics 48-61 (January 1962).
Gargan, Edward T., The formation of Tocqueville's historical thought (Notre
Dame, IN? : University of Notre Dame Press? 1962). Offprint of the article in Review of
Politics.
Gargan, Edward T., Tocqueville and the problem of historical prognosis, 68(2) American
Historical Review 332-345 (January 1963).
Grudzinska-Gross, Irena, Pietno rewolucji: Custine, Tocqueville i wyobraznia
romantyczna (Warszawa: Wydawn. Naukowe PWN, 1995). Translation of The Scar of
Revolution.
Grudzinska-Gross, Irena, The scar of revolution : Custine, Tocqueville, and the
romantic imagination (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1991).
Guizot, Tocqueville, Thiers (2d ed.; Paris: Calmann Levy, 1888). Includes
discussion of Tocqueville, Marie-Joseph-Louis-Adolphe Thiers, François Guizot.
Harmon, Jonathan, De la tyrannie en
Amérique: étude des sources de l'interprétation pessimiste de l'oeuvre
de Tocqueville dans les sciences sociales américaines d'après-guerre
(Master’s thesis, Université de Montréal, 2008).
Hochberg, Leonard J., Reconciling
History With Sociology? Strategies of Inquiry in Tocqueville's
Democracy in America and The Old Regime and the French Revolution,
7 Journal of Classical Sociology 23-54 (2007).
Hoeges, Dirk, Alexis de Tocqueville--Literatur
im Zeitalter der Gleichheit, 1982 Siegener Hochschulblätter
44-55.
Hoeges, Dirk, Guizot und Tocqueville,
218(2) Historische Zeitschrift 338-353 (1974).
Hoeges, Dirk, Der
vergessene Rest. Tocqueville, Chateaubriand und der Subjektwechsel in
der französischen Geschichtsschreibung, 238 Historische Zeitschrift 287-310 (1984).
Kahan, Alan Sidney, Tocqueville's two revolutions, 46(4) Journal of the
History of Ideas 585-597 (1989).
Kale, Steven D., Who was responsible for the centralized state? The Legitimists and
Tocqueville's Ancien Régime, 16 Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Western
Society for French History 266-275 (1989). Commentary by Ted W. Margadant.
Kraynak, Robert P., Alexis de Tocqueville on divine providence and historical
progress, in Political philosophy and the human soul: essays in memory of Allan
Bloom (Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 1995).
Larat, P., Les historiens du XIXe Siecle (Paris: Foucher, 1946--)(Expliquez-moi;
Collection "Littérature). Includes section on Tocqueville.
Lavroff, Dmitri Georges, Les revolutions americaine et française dans l'oeuvre de
Tocqueville, 9 Tocqueville Review 5-13 (1987/1988). "The American and
French revolutions in Tocqueville's work."
Lawler, Peter Augustine, Tocqueville on Socialism and History, 21(2) Interpretation:
A Journal of Political Philosophy 181 (Winter 1994).
Lawyer, John E., Jr., Tocqueville on the Religious Foundations of Democracy,
42(4) American Benedictine Review 418 (December 1991).
Lieva, Raul, La revolucion francesa y sus hombres de letras, 192 Cuadernos
Americanos 127-156 (1974).
Linares, Filadelfo, Die Revolution bei Tocqueville und Marx (Percha am
Starnberger See: R. S. Schulz, 1977).
Maza, Sarah, Politics, Culture and the Origins of the French Revolution, 61(4)
Journal of Modern History 704-723 (December 1989).
Mellon, Stanley, Tocqueville as historian of the French Revolution (Albany, NY:
State University, 1989). Lecture given March 9, 1989: ninth annual Phi Alpha Theta
Distinguished Lecture on History at the University at SUNY--Albany.
Melonio, Françoise, De Tocqueville à Taine, 258 Magazine Littéraire,
59-61 (October 1988).
Mitchell, Harvey, Individual choice and the structures of history: Alexis de
Tocqueville as historian reappraised (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996).
Ndzimba-Ganyanad, Y., Anthropologie historique d’Alexis de
Tocqueville (Dissertation, Université de Picardie, 1997).
Orr, Linda, French romantic histories of the Revolution: Michelet, Blanc,
Tocqueville--A Narrative, 1989 Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation
123-142 (Special issue).
Orr, Linda, Headless History (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1990).
Orr, Linda, Stael, Michelet and Tocqueville, in A New Philosophy of History
(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1995).
Orr, Linda, Tocqueville et l'histoire incomprehensible: L'Ancien Regime et la
Revolution, 29(49) Poetique 51 (February 1982). Translated by Gilles
Declercq.
Palmer, Robert Roswell, The two Tocquevilles and two kinds of history, 131(4) Proceedings
of the American Philosophical Society 341-347 (1987).
Palmer, Robert Roswell, The two Tocquevilles on France and America, 12(34) Revue
Française d'Études Américaines 565-576 (1987).
Petrequin, Paul, Friedrich Nietzsche and Alexis De Tocqueville on the
possibility of history (Dissertation, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1997).
Pitts,
Jennifer,
Republicanism, Liberalism, and Empire in Post-Revolutionary France,
Paper delivered May 22, 2009, Stanford University.
Pozzi, Regina, Tocqueville e la storia
(non scritta) della Rivoluzione francese, 41 Storia della
Storiografia, 20-44 (2002).
Pozzi, Regina, Tocqueville e la storia
(non scritta) della rivoluzione francese, 7 Cromohs, 1-19
(2002).
Secretan, Philibert, Alexis de Tocqueville: Pronostic et prophètie, 34(2) Esprit
246-258 (1966).
Spears, Monroe Kirklyndorf, Countries of the mind: literary explorations
(Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1992). Includes Tocqueville in 1989, at
39-51.
Taylor, Joan, Alexis de Tocqueville, in The Historian at Work (John
Cannon, London: Boston, Allen & Unwin, 1980).
Winthrop, Delba, Tocqueville’s “Old Regime:” Political History,
43(1) The Review of Politics 88-111 (Jan. 1981).
Woito, Robert Severin, Types of historical inevitability: a study of the contextual
judgements of Thucydides, Tocqueville, Engels, and Acton (Dissertation, University of
California, Berkeley, 1975).
Zetterbaum, Marvin, Tocqueville: Neutrality and the Use of History,
58(3) The American Political Science Review 611-621 (Sept. 1964).
Zunz, Oliver, Tocqueville and the
Writing of American History in the Twentieth Century: A Comment, 7
Tocqueville Review 131-135 (1985/1986).
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