革命後フランスにおける退職後の権利と不満 Entitlement and Complaint : Ending Careers and Reviewing Lives in Post-Revolutionary France

Troyansky, David G.

Oxford University Press Inc（2024/06発売）

• 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 256 p.
• 言語 ENG
• 商品コード 9780197638750
• DDC分類 331.2520944

Full Description

Entitlement and Complaint explores the early history of the right to retirement and the shaping of the modern life course, applying cutting-edge insights from social, cultural, and political history as well as gerontology to an extraordinarily rich collection of retirement dossiers from the post-Revolutionary French Ministry of Justice. David G. Troyansky tells two intertwined stories. He traces the origins of state pensions in nineteenth-century France, which were increasingly understood by retirees as a right as opposed to a reward. Alongside the empirical data, Troyansky examines the ways retiring magistrates used their written requests for state pensions as an opportunity to engage in "life reviews." Through the analysis of more than five hundred individual dossiers, Troyansky uncovers the personal narratives of those working in a multitude of French political regimes. As employees aged and one cohort replaced another, their attempts to make sense of their careers and lives formed a larger story of post-revolutionary survival.

Contents

Preface
Introduction

Part One: Career and Retirement
1. Pensions as Favor and Pensions as Right
2. Careering Across the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Divide
3. Setting Rules from Old Regime to Midcentury
4. Restoration, Revolution, and Retirement: Ending Careers, 1814-1853

Part Two: The Language of Retirement
5. Entitlement and Complaint: Creating a Rhetoric of Retirement
6. Changing Content and Expectations
7. Gender, Widowhood, and the Limits of Entitlement

Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography