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Célestin Bouglé

    Célestin Bouglé was a French sociologist and philosopher, closely associated with Émile Durkheim and the L'Année Sociologique group. His work focused on examining social phenomena and the influence of social structures on human thought. As a collaborator of Durkheim, he contributed to the development of sociology as a distinct discipline employing scientific methods. Bouglé's legacy lies in his contributions to the theoretical foundations of sociology and the understanding of collective representations.

    Bilan de la Sociologie française contemporaine
    French Socialisms
    • French Socialisms

      From 'Utopian Socialism' to 'Industrial Democracy'

      • 382 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Exploring the foundations of socialism, this work highlights the contributions of key figures like Henri de Saint-Simon, Charles Fourier, and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, examining their enduring influence. Célestin Bouglé, a noted sociologist, provides insights into the evolution of these ideas and their followers. The English edition features two of Bouglé's articles, a foreword by editor Cayce Jamil discussing the links between sociology and socialism, and an afterword reflecting on the legacy of French socialism since 1932, along with a comprehensive list of Further Reading.

      French Socialisms