Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté

This article belongs to the new field of biography as history. Far from restricting itself to the narrative account of Joel Barlow’s life and works, it tries to capture the various facets of this man with all the contradictions which were inherent in his character and fate, and which he shared with...

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Auteur principal: Marienstras, Élise
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spelling cairn-RFEA_092_0068RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2002-2-page-68?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.092.0068 Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté Marienstras, Élise2002 DéismeLumièresMilléniumNapoléon BonaparteRévolutionCosmopolitismEnlightenmentFrench RevolutionUtopiafre Revue française d’études américaines | 92 | 2 | 2002-05-01 | p. 68-85 | 0397-7870 RFEA_09232 This article belongs to the new field of biography as history. Far from restricting itself to the narrative account of Joel Barlow’s life and works, it tries to capture the various facets of this man with all the contradictions which were inherent in his character and fate, and which he shared with his Enlightenment contemporaries. As happened with a large number of great political actors in the history of mankind, Barlow’s background, as well as his rather mediocre “genius”, raises the essential question of how and why such an ordinary man achieved so singular a role in the extraordinary history of his time, to the point of finding himself right in the eye of the Napoleonic cyclone which eventually killed him.Cairn free access
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topic Déisme
Lumières
Millénium
Napoléon Bonaparte
Révolution
Cosmopolitism
Enlightenment
French Revolution
Utopia
spellingShingle Déisme
Lumières
Millénium
Napoléon Bonaparte
Révolution
Cosmopolitism
Enlightenment
French Revolution
Utopia
Marienstras, Élise
Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté
topic_facet Déisme
Lumières
Millénium
Napoléon Bonaparte
Révolution
Cosmopolitism
Enlightenment
French Revolution
Utopia
description This article belongs to the new field of biography as history. Far from restricting itself to the narrative account of Joel Barlow’s life and works, it tries to capture the various facets of this man with all the contradictions which were inherent in his character and fate, and which he shared with his Enlightenment contemporaries. As happened with a large number of great political actors in the history of mankind, Barlow’s background, as well as his rather mediocre “genius”, raises the essential question of how and why such an ordinary man achieved so singular a role in the extraordinary history of his time, to the point of finding himself right in the eye of the Napoleonic cyclone which eventually killed him.
author Marienstras, Élise
author_facet Marienstras, Élise
author_sort Marienstras, Élise
title Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté
title_short Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté
title_full Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté
title_fullStr Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté
title_full_unstemmed Joel Barlow, de Redding (1754) à Zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un Américain de bonne volonté
title_sort joel barlow, de redding (1754) à zarnowiec (1812) : rêves cosmopolitiques et cauchemars tyranniques d'un américain de bonne volonté
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