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Bureaucrats and Beggars

French Social Policy in the Age of the Enlightenment
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Thomas Adams explores the social context in which the French Enlightenment arose by focusing on the response of eighteenth-century French society to the problem of poverty. The institutions (depoc;ts) which were established in this period to rehabilitate the poor, Adams argues, came to be regarded as laboratories in which society might be studied scientifically. One premise of such rehabilitation efforts was that government 'should not make men poor' by failing to provide employment for the willing worker or to reward his efforts when employed. Adams demonstrates how the history of depoc;ts contributed to a transformation of social values that continues to influence the modern world.
Release date Australia
June 27th, 1991
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Illustrations
frontispiece, halftones
Pages
394
Dimensions
160x236x33
ISBN-13
9780195051681
Product ID
1808638

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