“城市中古怪的ISMS”:索格夫人如何用直接行动的病毒污染赫尔

Yann Béliard
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1910年至1914年间震动英国社会的劳工大动乱之所以引人注目,是因为它不是在任何城市爆发,而是主要在港口爆发。这给了它一个国际的维度,而这个维度常常被归结为汤姆·曼从美国和法国向英国输入工团主义思想。但是,工团主义在不列颠群岛所产生的任何影响,实际上都是集体努力建立国际网络的结果。对1911年5月索尔格夫人访问赫尔的研究提供了一个有趣的例子。当时,法国激进分子在赫尔市的逗留是一件大事,尽管许多同时代的观察家指责她用“古怪的‘ISMS’”毒害了赫尔工人的健康思想,但本文认为,如果城市的工作人口一开始就没有准备好接受这种病毒,就不可能发生政治污染。
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“Outlandish ‘ISMS’ in the city” : how Madame Sorgue contaminated Hull with the virus of direct action
The Great Labour Unrest that shook British society between 1910 and 1914 was remarkable insofar as it developed not in any cities, but mainly in ports. This gave it an international dimension which has too often been reduced to the importation of syndicalist ideas from the USA and France over to Britain by Tom Mann. But whatever influence syndicalism managed to exert in the British Isles was in fact the result of collective efforts to create international networks. The study of Madame Sorgue s visit to Hull in May 1911 provides an interesting case in point. The French activists stay in the city was at the time quite an event, and while many contemporary observers blamed her for poisoning the healthy minds of Hull workers with “outlandish ‘ISMS’”, this article argues that no political contamination would have been possible if the working population of the city had not been ready to adopt the virus in the first place.
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