Part I. Historical Background: 1. National character and revolutionary tradition 2. From craft to industry 3. The repressive state 4. Proudhon and mutual aid 5. Blanqui and the barricades 6. Bakunin and anarchism 7. The socialist tower of babel 8. The betrayal of the politicians 9. The growth of an organised movement 10. Strength and organisation of the C.G.T Part II. Principles and Practice of the C.G.T.: 11. Reform and revolution: the twofold purpose 12. Political neutrality and the politics of syndicalism 13. The autonomy of labour and direct action 14. The theory of strike 15. The strike in practice 16. The tactics of the strike 17. Subsidiary forms of direct action 18. Labour as a political pressure group 19. Antimilitarism and antipatriotism 20. Genealogy of the general strike 21. The changing picture of the general strike 22. The general strike as a myth 23. Organised labour and the syndicalist utopia 24. A theory of syndicalism 25. Conflicting voices in the C.G.T. 26. Leaders and followers, theory and practice Part III. Ideological Context: 27. The revolt against reason 28. Nietzsche and the transvaluation of all values 29. Bergson and creative evolution 30. James and the pragmatic approach 31. The revolt against democracy 32. The discredit of French democracy 33. Nationalism, monarchism and the right 34. Fascism: the alternative path 35. Sorel: a moralist in search of action 36. The philosopher and the labour market 37. The militants and the activist temper 38. Syndicalism as a philosophy of action 39. Conclusion.
Part I. Historical Background: 1. National character and revolutionary tradition 2. From craft to industry 3. The repressive state 4. Proudhon and mutual aid 5. Blanqui and the barricades 6. Bakunin and anarchism 7. The socialist tower of babel 8. The betrayal of the politicians 9. The growth of an organised movement 10. Strength and organisation of the C.G.T Part II. Principles and Practice of the C.G.T.: 11. Reform and revolution: the twofold purpose 12. Political neutrality and the politics of syndicalism 13. The autonomy of labour and direct action 14. The theory of strike 15. The strike in practice 16. The tactics of the strike 17. Subsidiary forms of direct action 18. Labour as a political pressure group 19. Antimilitarism and antipatriotism 20. Genealogy of the general strike 21. The changing picture of the general strike 22. The general strike as a myth 23. Organised labour and the syndicalist utopia 24. A theory of syndicalism 25. Conflicting voices in the C.G.T. 26. Leaders and followers, theory and practice Part III. Ideological Context: 27. The revolt against reason 28. Nietzsche and the transvaluation of all values 29. Bergson and creative evolution 30. James and the pragmatic approach 31. The revolt against democracy 32. The discredit of French democracy 33. Nationalism, monarchism and the right 34. Fascism: the alternative path 35. Sorel: a moralist in search of action 36. The philosopher and the labour market 37. The militants and the activist temper 38. Syndicalism as a philosophy of action 39. Conclusion.
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