The Imaginary Revolution: Parisian Students and Workers in 1968 (International Studies in Social History, 5)
In The Imaginary Revolution, Michael Seidman analyzes the role of Parisian students and workers during the 1968 upheavals. This volume in the International Studies in Social History series explores the social interactions and historical significance of these groups in a transformative era. It highlights the broader implications for understanding social history.
About This Book
The Imaginary Revolution examines the interactions between Parisian students and workers in 1968, a year marked by widespread unrest and social movements.
As part of the International Studies in Social History series, this book provides a detailed look at the historical context and key participants in these events.
Michael Seidman offers insights into the social dynamics that shaped the period, drawing on historical sources to illuminate the complexities involved.
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