Pierre Leroux

Leroux, Pierre

Born Apr. 17, 1797, in Bercy, near Paris; died Apr. 11, 1871, in Paris. French philosopher and utopian socialist. One of the founders of Christian socialism.

Leroux was born into a petit bourgeois family. He became a typographical worker. In 1824 he founded the journal Le Globe, which in 1830 became the organ of the followers of Saint-Simon. During the Revolution of 1848–49, Leroux was a member of the constituent and, subsequently, the legislative assembly.

Leroux considered himself a successor to Saint-Simon. He believed that Saint-Simon’s achievement, and his own principal task, was the creation of a science of the “order and organization” of society. According to Leroux, the final goal of human development is equality. Modern society is sharply divided into the third estate and the proletariat, which, according to Leroux, includes the poor and peasant laborers and is striving for unification. Moral transformation is the fundamental condition for social transformation. In the future society, the tyranny of the family, state, and property will be replaced by the complete emancipation of women, self-administration of communes, and eradication of poverty. In the early 1830’s, Leroux introduced the term “socialism.” Leroux’s ideas influenced Lamennais and Hugo and were popular in Russia in the 1840’s.

WORKS

Réfutation de l’éclecticisme. Paris, 1841.
De l’Humanit é, 2nd ed., vols. 1–2. Paris, 1845.
Discours sur la situation actuelle de la société et de l’esprit humain, vols. 1–2. Boussac, 1847.
Du Christianisme et de son origine démocratique. Boussac, 1848.
De la Ploutocratie. Boussac, 1848.
De l’Égalité. Boussac, 1848.
Job. Paris, 1866.
Malthus et les économistes, vols. 1–2. Paris, 1897.

REFERENCES

Volgin, V. P. “P. Leru: odin iz epigonov sen-simonizma.” In Iz istoriiobshchestvennykh dvizhenii i mezhdunarodnykh otnoshenii. Moscow, 1957.
Mougin, H. P. Leroux. Paris, 1938.
Evans, D. Le Socialisme romantique: P. Leroux et ses contemporains. Paris, 1948.

A. I. VOLODIN

单词	pierre leroux
释义	Pierre Leroux Leroux, Pierre Born Apr. 17, 1797, in Bercy, near Paris; died Apr. 11, 1871, in Paris. French philosopher and utopian socialist. One of the founders of Christian socialism. Leroux was born into a petit bourgeois family. He became a typographical worker. In 1824 he founded the journal Le Globe, which in 1830 became the organ of the followers of Saint-Simon. During the Revolution of 1848–49, Leroux was a member of the constituent and, subsequently, the legislative assembly. Leroux considered himself a successor to Saint-Simon. He believed that Saint-Simon’s achievement, and his own principal task, was the creation of a science of the “order and organization” of society. According to Leroux, the final goal of human development is equality. Modern society is sharply divided into the third estate and the proletariat, which, according to Leroux, includes the poor and peasant laborers and is striving for unification. Moral transformation is the fundamental condition for social transformation. In the future society, the tyranny of the family, state, and property will be replaced by the complete emancipation of women, self-administration of communes, and eradication of poverty. In the early 1830’s, Leroux introduced the term “socialism.” Leroux’s ideas influenced Lamennais and Hugo and were popular in Russia in the 1840’s. WORKS Réfutation de l’éclecticisme. Paris, 1841. De l’Humanit é, 2nd ed., vols. 1–2. Paris, 1845. Discours sur la situation actuelle de la société et de l’esprit humain, vols. 1–2. Boussac, 1847. Du Christianisme et de son origine démocratique. Boussac, 1848. De la Ploutocratie. Boussac, 1848. De l’Égalité. Boussac, 1848. Job. Paris, 1866. Malthus et les économistes, vols. 1–2. Paris, 1897. REFERENCES Volgin, V. P. “P. Leru: odin iz epigonov sen-simonizma.” In Iz istoriiobshchestvennykh dvizhenii i mezhdunarodnykh otnoshenii. Moscow, 1957. Mougin, H. P. Leroux. Paris, 1938. Evans, D. Le Socialisme romantique: P. Leroux et ses contemporains. Paris, 1948. A. I. VOLODIN
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