L'expérience de Philippe Buonarroti. Les structures agraires de la Corse, au début de la Révolution française.
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1985
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Village government Hamlets (Villages) Farming systems Systems, Agricultural Systems, Farming Sistemas agrarios Systèmes pastoraux Structures agraires Systèmes agricoles Expérience (philosophie) Expérience (psychologie) Collectivités rurales Bourgades Localités Agglomérations rurales HameauxCiter ce document
Jean Defranceschi, « L'expérience de Philippe Buonarroti. Les structures agraires de la Corse, au début de la Révolution française. », Annales historiques de la Révolution française, ID : 10.3406/ahrf.1985.1112
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It is generally unknown that, during his stay in Corsica, at the beginning of the French Revolution, Buonarroti led the « Vente des Biens Nationaux » and studied by that way the mechanism of the communal régime. Each community's land was then divided in three distinct parts : — the common territory (circolo) which each inhabitant could bring into cultivation for himself without securing him a right to the land which remained the commonweal — the arable land (presa) belonging to several villages which was periodically partioned between all their inhabitants — the waste land and the woods (foresto) belonging to several villages as well Therefore, the influence of Corsica on the intellectual formation of the theoretician of the « Conjuration des Egaux » is under estimated. Because considering things from Corsica, « babouvism » is called « paolism ». Jean Defranceschl