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Index
Cover
Copyright
Title Page
Acknowledgements
Contents
Introduction
Part I: Genealogies of Revolution
Did the English Have a Script for Revolution in the Seventeenth Century?
God’s Revolutions: England, Europe, and the Concept of Revolution in the Mid-seventeenth Century
Every Great Revolution Is a Civil War
Part II: Writing the Modern Revolutionary Script
Revolutionizing Revolution
Constitutionalism: The Happiest Revolutionary Script
From Constitutional to Permanent Revolution: 1649 and 1793
Scripting the French Revolution, Inventing the Terror: Marat’s Assassination and its Interpretations
The Antislavery Script: Haiti’s Place in the Narrative of Atlantic Revolution
Part III: Rescripting the Revolution
Scripting the German Revolution: Marx and 1848
Reading and Repeating the Revolutionary Script: Revolutionary Mimicry in Nineteenth-Century France
“Une Révolution Vraiment Scientifique”: Russian Terrorism, the Escape from the European Orbit, and the Invention of a New Revolutionary Paradigm
Scripting the Russian Revolution
Part IV: Revolutionary Projections
You Say You Want a Revolution: Revolutionary and Reformist Scripts in China, 1894–2014
Mao’s Little Red Book: The Spiritual Atom Bomb and Its Global Fallout
The Reel, Real and Hyper-Real Revolution: Scripts and Counter-Scripts in Cuban Documentary Film
Writing on the Wall: 1968 as Event and Representation
Scripting a Revolution: Fate or Fortuna in the 1979 Revolution in Iran
The Multiple Scripts of the Arab Revolutions
Afterword
Contributors
Notes
Index
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