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  1. Between panacea and poison: “democracy” in British socialist thought, 1881–1891.Hugo Bonin - 2021 - Intellectual History Review 31 (4):671-691.
    The history of democracy is increasingly understood as not only the recovery of its practices and conceptualisations but also of its signifiers. In order to grasp the transition of the word “democracy” from a reviled to a revered term in Britain, this article focuses on socialist uses of the democratic idiom during the 1880s. Across a study of socialist publications, speeches and newspapers, three different uses of “democracy” emerge. First, the word could mean a political ideal to be materialised, through (...)
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