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- ISBN
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- Book Title
- Alexis De Tocqueville : Alife
- Item Length
- 9.2in
- Publisher
- Yale University Press
- Publication Year
- 2007
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.8in
- Genre
- Biography & Autobiography, Political Science
- Topic
- History & Theory, General
- Item Width
- 6.1in
- Item Weight
- 40.1 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 736 Pages
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Alexis de Tocqueville was one of the greatest political thinkers of all time. Born a French aristocrat, he lost nearly his entire family in the Reign of Terror, and he spent most of his adult life struggling for liberty under the unsuccessful regimes of nineteenth-century France. At age twenty-five he travelled to America and encountered democracy for the first time. This firsthand experience contributed to his incisive writing on liberty and democracy. The" ancien regime" launched the scholarly study of the French Revolution, and "Democracy in America" remains the best book ever written by a European about the United States. This is a brilliant account of his life.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Yale University Press
ISBN-10
0300108036
ISBN-13
9780300108033
eBay Product ID (ePID)
44414852
Product Key Features
Book Title
Alexis De Tocqueville : Alife
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
History & Theory, General
Publication Year
2007
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Political Science
Number of Pages
736 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
1.8in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
40.1 Oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Jc229.T8b678 2007
Reviews
" Brogan vividly captures the brilliance and complexity of Alexis de Tocqueville: prophet of modern democracy bound to the old regime by family and feeling; lover of liberty and the rule of law who felt the lure of empire; bold and restless spirit who recoiled from revolution. This is a vibrant and compelling biography." -- Alan Houston, University of California San Diego, "Brogan's expertise pays constant rewards to the reader, his knowledge of 19th-century French politics is comprehensive and his attention to context punctilious. . . . It is a brisk and admirably accessible account of how Tocqueville gave a name to certain misgivings about democracy that are with us still."�Christopher Caldwell, New York Times Book Review (Editor's Choice), " Brogan has written the definitive English language biography of the best known and most perceptive foreign interpreter of the American experience. The work''s major achievement, however, is its lucid presentation of Tocqueville in the French contexts of monarchy and revolution that shaped his perceptions of the emerging democracy across the Atlantic." -- Dennis Showalter, Colorado College, "Brogan vividly captures the brilliance and complexity of Alexis de Tocqueville: prophet of modern democracy bound to the old regime by family and feeling; lover of liberty and the rule of law who felt the lure of empire; bold and restless spirit who recoiled from revolution. This is a vibrant and compelling biography."-Alan Houston, University of California San Diego , "Brogan''s book reads like a novel, weaving aspects of Tocqueville''s private life into a grand narrative about the ideas and actions of Tocqueville."Aurelian Craiutu,American Historical Review, "Brogan's book reads like a novel, weaving aspects of Tocqueville's private life into a grand narrative about the ideas and actions of Tocqueville."-Aurelian Craiutu, American Historical Review, "Brogan's expertise pays constant rewards to the reader, his knowledge of 19th-century French politics is comprehensive and his attention to context punctilious. . . . It is a brisk and admirably accessible account of how Tocqueville gave a name to certain misgivings about democracy that are with us still."-Christopher Caldwell, New York Times Book Review (Editor's Choice), �Brogan has written the definitive English language biography of the best known and most perceptive foreign interpreter of the American experience. The work's major achievement, however, is its lucid presentation of Tocqueville in the French contexts of monarchy and revolution that shaped his perceptions of the emerging democracy across the Atlantic.��Dennis Showalter, Colorado College, "Brogan vividly captures the brilliance and complexity of Alexis de Tocqueville: prophet of modern democracy bound to the old regime by family and feeling; lover of liberty and the rule of law who felt the lure of empire; bold and restless spirit who recoiled from revolution.This is a vibrant and compelling biography."-Alan Houston, University of California San Diego, "Brogan has written the definitive English language biography of the best known and most perceptive foreign interpreter of the American experience. The work''s major achievement, however, is its lucid presentation of Tocqueville in the French contexts of monarchy and revolution that shaped his perceptions of the emerging democracy across the Atlantic."-Dennis Showalter, Colorado College, "This is a magnificent biography. Hugh Brogan's knowledge of the details of Tocqueville's life is extraordinary, as is his erudite account of his family life and of French politics and society in the first half of the nineteenth century. And how splendidly the book is written! Tocqueville's life was marked by a triumph of character; Hugh Brogan's biography is a triumph of history and letters."-John Lukacs, "Brogan vividly captures the brilliance and complexity of Alexis de Tocqueville: prophet of modern democracy bound to the old regime by family and feeling; lover of liberty and the rule of law who felt the lure of empire; bold and restless spirit who recoiled from revolution. This is a vibrant and compelling biography."-Alan Houston, University of California San Diego, "Brogan has written the definitive English language biography of the best known and most perceptive foreign interpreter of the American experience. The work's major achievement, however, is its lucid presentation of Tocqueville in the French contexts of monarchy and revolution that shaped his perceptions of the emerging democracy across the Atlantic."-Dennis Showalter, Colorado College, "Brogan''s expertise pays constant rewards to the reader, his knowledge of 19th-century French politics is comprehensive and his attention to context punctilious. . . . It is a brisk and admirably accessible account of how Tocqueville gave a name to certain misgivings about democracy that are with us still."Christopher Caldwell,New York Times Book Review(Editor''s Choice), "This is a magnificent biography. Hugh Brogan's knowledge of the details of Tocqueville's life is extraordinary, as is his erudite account of his family life and of French politics and society in the first half of the nineteenth century. And how splendidly the book is written! Tocqueville's life was marked by a triumph of character; Hugh Brogan's biography is a triumph of history and letters."--John Lukacs, "Brogan''s expertise pays constant rewards to the reader, his knowledge of 19th-century French politics is comprehensive and his attention to context punctilious. . . . It is a brisk and admirably accessible account of how Tocqueville gave a name to certain misgivings about democracy that are with us still."-Christopher Caldwell, New York Times Book Review (Editor''s Choice), "A monumental life-and-times biography, as rich in detail about post-Revolutionary France as it is about Tocqueville himself."-Jeff Broadwater, Journal of the Early Republic, "A monumental life-and-times biography, as rich in detail about post-Revolutionary France as it is about Tocqueville himself."�Jeff Broadwater, Journal of the Early Republic, "A monumental life-and-times biography, as rich in detail about post-Revolutionary France as it is about Tocqueville himself."Jeff Broadwater,Journal of the Early Republic, �Brogan vividly captures the brilliance and complexity of Alexis de Tocqueville: prophet of modern democracy bound to the old regime by family and feeling; lover of liberty and the rule of law who felt the lure of empire; bold and restless spirit who recoiled from revolution. This is a vibrant and compelling biography.��Alan Houston, University of California San Diego, "Brogan's book reads like a novel, weaving aspects of Tocqueville's private life into a grand narrative about the ideas and actions of Tocqueville."�Aurelian Craiutu, American Historical Review, "Brogan''s book reads like a novel, weaving aspects of Tocqueville''s private life into a grand narrative about the ideas and actions of Tocqueville."-Aurelian Craiutu, American Historical Review
Copyright Date
2007
Target Audience
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Lccn
2006-934482
Dewey Decimal
944.0072/02
Dewey Edition
22
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