Surveying the Survey

Page 7 to 14

The Surveyor, the Scholar, and the Democrat
The Political and Cognitive Meanings of the Survey
Christophe Prochasson

Page 15 to 28

Policeman, Detective, Reporter
Three Faces of the Surveyor in France in the 1900s
Dominique Kalifa

Page 29 to 58

Writers as Seen in Their Mirrors
Games and Stakes of the Survey of the Republic of the Letters
Marie Carbonnel

Page 59 to 75

First French Psychological Investigations
Introspection, the Individual, and the Number
Jacqueline Carroy

Page 77 to 94

Page 95 to 106

The 1900 Paris Health Survey
The Casier Sanitaire of Homes in Paris
Yankel Fijalkow

Page 107 to 132

Recount or Count?
Charles Booth’s Survey of the East End of London (1886–1889)
Christian Topalov

Page 133 to 154

The Survey around 1900 and the Opposition of Durkheimian Sociologists
The Nonparticipation of Durkheimian Sociologists in an Intellectual Method
Dominique Merllié

Page 155 to 160

Catholics and Nationalism
The Survey on Nationalism (1923–1924)
Jean-Luc Pouthier

Page 161 to 171

The New System of Opinions
The Birth of the Polling Survey
Loïc Blondiaux

Documents

Page 173 to 206

The Viewpoint of the Theorist of Violence
Eleven Responses by Georges Sorel to Surveys (1899–1919)
Georges Sorel, Michel Prat

Page 207 to 215

Georges Sorel, Science, and Religion
A Letter to Monseigneur Dupanloup
Patrice Rolland

Studies

Page 217 to 234

From the Soul to the Psyche
Lou Andreas-Salomé and the Question of Human Nature
Isabelle Mons

Readings

Page 235 to 248

Readings

Bibliography

Page 249 to 255

This journal seeks to explore intellectual history in the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries and the ways ideas circulated – in journals, during symposiums, in letters, through inquiries and controversies. This journal is also a privileged forum for the study of George Sorel’s works and intellectual legacy. Read more...

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