Bias in The Coming of the French Revolution

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History

 

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Ronald G

 

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October 23, 2014

 

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A few important omissions also alter the perspective of the book. Most of the biases however, lay in the influences of Lefebvre’s youth, especially Marxism. As a Marxist, Lefebvre shows particular attention to the material conditions of the peoples’ lives and how these conditions affect the social relations among people...
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This idea of social relations is what Lefebvre sees as the crucial cause of the Revolution: the conflict between the long-standing aristocracy—with their exclusion from political power but still-existing seat at the top of the social hierarchy due merely to birth—and the newly-forming bourgeoisie—who held economic power through supplying money to the monarchy but were continuously excluded from the legal structure (1-2)...
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