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By:Stéphane Durand
Published on 2006-06-28 by Hachette Éducation


Le monde des villes dans la France moderne est un ouvrage qui retrace les mutations des villes de France depuis la fin du Moyen-Age jusqu’à l’aube du XIXe siècle. Il présente leur intégration progressive au nouvel ordre monarchique, par-delà les vicissitudes politiques auxquelles elles ont été confrontées (guerres de religion, Fronde). Il met en valeur leur diversité et les formes de prééminence des élites, qui ont su s’adapter aux changements sociaux et assimiler les mutations culturelles majeures, depuis la Renaissance jusqu’aux Lumières. POINTS FORTS : - une perspective chronologique, qui met en valeur l’interdépendance des facteurs de mutations de la ville, et qui englobe la période révolutionnaire, charnière entre XVIIIe et XIXe siècles; - des exemples nombreux et choisis dans la France entière qui intègrent la dimension des petites villes. - une synthèse complète, revalorisant la place du politique sans négliger l’économie et les questions culturelles; - une langue accessible, dans le respect du vocabulaire spécifique; SOMMAIRE: Première partie : Le monde des bonnes villes au XVIe siècle 1- Dans un écrin médiéval 2- La ville renaissante 3- Les villes à l’épreuve des troubles de religion Deuxième partie : Grandeur et misère de la ville classique (XVIIe siècle) 4- Ville d’élites, ville pieuse 5- Ombres et lumières de la ville classique 6- La politique dans la ville Troisième partie : Le siècle des mutations urbaines (XVIII siècle) 7- Essor démographique et développement urbain 8- Culture et religion au siècle des Lumières 9- Le roi et les villes : des relations dépassionnées ? 10- Les villes en révolution PUBLIC: - premier cycle universitaire (niveau L) - second cycle universitaire (niveau M) et concours - grand public cultivé

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