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0801868106
EAN
9780801868108
Date of Publication
2002-05-03
Release Title
Strength in Numbers: Population, Reproduction, and Power in Ei...
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Publisher
Johns Hopkins University Press
ISBN-10
0801868106
ISBN-13
9780801868108
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2017806

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
280 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Strength in Numbers : Population, Reproduction, and Power in Eighteenth-Century France
Subject
Human Sexuality (See Also Psychology / Human Sexuality), Reproductive Medicine & Technology, Demography, Sociology / General, Europe / France, Gender Studies, Violence in Society
Publication Year
2002
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Social Science, History, Medical
Author
Carol Blum
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
18.4 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2001-001521
Dewey Edition
21
Reviews
Strength in Numbers is destined to become an essential reference for scholars and students of eighteenth-century French culture and literature... A complete and insightful overview of the beginnings of modern population anxiety., "A work of originality and insight. It explores a completely neglected dimension of French population thought, and in so doing adds depth and context to the historiography of eighteenth-century ideologies of gender."--John Shovlin, Histoire Sociale, "Carol Blum has written a fascinating and very readable history of an odd controversy that provoked spirited polemics from the famous and not-so-famous of eighteenth-century France: the depopulation of the nation... Scholars of French intellectual and social history will learn a great deal from Blum's brief but deft handling of the ideas of a wide range of authors."--Kevin McQuillan, American Historical Review, "Blum has provided a rich body of material and insights that will be utilized by historians of sexuality, gender, and the family in the future."--David Klinck, H-France, "All dix-huitièmistes have something to learn from this subtle and lucid book." -- Jeffrey Merrick, Journal of Modern History, "In tracing the rise of demography as an administrative science in in Enlightenment and Revolutionary France, Blum demonstrates that debates about population helped to undermine the traditional authorities of Church and Crown."--Lisa Jane Graham, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, "Examining a wide range of major and minor writings, Blum skillfully disentangles various threads of natalist thought advocating divorce, attacking the Church's position on celibacy, and even fantasizing about polygamy in the cause of procreation."-- Choice, In tracing the rise of demography as an administrative science in in Enlightenment and Revolutionary France, Blum demonstrates that debates about population helped to undermine the traditional authorities of Church and Crown., "Strength in Numbers is destined to become an essential reference for scholars and students of eighteenth-century French culture and literature... A complete and insightful overview of the beginnings of modern population anxiety." -- Mary McAlpin, Journal of the History of Sexuality, Carol Blum has written a fascinating and very readable history of an odd controversy that provoked spirited polemics from the famous and not-so-famous of eighteenth-century France: the depopulation of the nation... Scholars of French intellectual and social history will learn a great deal from Blum's brief but deft handling of the ideas of a wide range of authors., "A rich and well-crafted book... Blum is particularly adept at combining the different kinds of sources that participated in a sort of extended dialogue throughout the eighteenth century... Blum's concluding chapter is a tour de force, and should stand as a model for anyone trying to do intellectual or cultural history that connects to society."--Cynthia J. Koepp, Eighteenth-Century Studies, Examining a wide range of major and minor writings, Blum skillfully disentangles various threads of natalist thought advocating divorce, attacking the Church's position on celibacy, and even fantasizing about polygamy in the cause of procreation., Blum has provided a rich body of material and insights that will be utilized by historians of sexuality, gender, and the family in the future., Strength in Numbers is destined to become an essential reference for scholars and students of eighteenth-century French culture and literature... A complete and insightful overview of the beginnings of modern population anxiety., A rich and well-crafted book... Blum is particularly adept at combining the different kinds of sources that participated in a sort of extended dialogue throughout the eighteenth century... Blum's concluding chapter is a tour de force, and should stand as a model for anyone trying to do intellectual or cultural history that connects to society., A work of originality and insight. It explores a completely neglected dimension of French population thought, and in so doing adds depth and context to the historiography of eighteenth-century ideologies of gender.
Grade From
College Graduate Student
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
304.6/2/094409033
Table Of Content
Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1. The Value of Kings Chapter 2. Montesquieu and the "Depopulation Letters" Chapter 3. Celibacy: From the Grace of God to the Scourge of the Nation Chapter 4. Divorce, the Demographic Spur Chapter 5. Polygamy: Fertility and the Lost Right of Man Chapter 6. Rousseau and the Paradoxes of Reproduction Chapter 7. Population Politics in Revolution Notes Bibliography Index
Synopsis
In the eighteenth century France became convinced it was losing population. While not technically true (France was merely failing to gain population as rapidly as Great Britain and the German states), the public's belief in a national fertility crisis had far-reaching consequences. In Strength in Numbers: Population, Reproduction, and Power in Eighteenth-Century France , Carol Blum shows how intellectuals used "natalism" as a means of criticizing the monarchy and the Church in their pursuit of social change. In addition to the arguments over celibacy, divorce, and polygamy, other, more radical, proposals were put forward to free potentially fruitful male desire from the tedious ties of European matrimony. The question of whether sexual violence was a crime or rather an imperative of nature was passionately debated, as was the abolition of the incest taboo. Descriptions of exotic locales where uninhibited natives were alleged to copulate freely and procreate abundantly became a popular literary genre of erotic fantasy, made respectable by a framework of natalist discourse. The wish to reject the Church's moral guidance and return to the "laws of nature" led philosophers such as Diderot and Voltaire to question the institution of marriage itself. Centered on the eighteenth-century struggle to define moral authority, Strength in Numbers is the account of freethinkers' campaigns against the Church and monarchy; of the conflicts concerning the good and evil of "natural" sexuality; and of the ways in which natalism was used not only as a passive instrument in the wars of Enlightenment but as an active force shaping mentalities., Centered on the eighteenth-century struggle to define moral authority, Strength in Numbers is the account of freethinkers' campaigns against the Church and monarchy; of the conflicts concerning the good and evil of "naturalsexuality; and of the ways in which natalism was used not only as a passive instrument in the wars of Enlightenment but as an active force shaping mentalities.
LC Classification Number
HB3593.B58 2002

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