Twentieth-Century France
Auteur : James F. McMillan
Date de publication : 2004
Éditeur : Bloomsbury Academic
Nombre de pages : 320
Résumé du livre
This book has long established itself as the most authoritative guide to the modern history of French politics and society. This new edition broadens the book's scope and appeal by adding three new chapters on ideas, identities and culture, exploring the themes of "Frenchness," the distinctiveness of French political culture, the role of intellectuals and the avant-garde, and the creation of a mass culture.