Raymond Aron and the French Revolution

European Journal of Political Theory 2 (4):373-382 (2003)
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Abstract

After a short introduction, this article contains the text of a previously unpublished interview with Raymond Aron in which he discusses what he takes to be the significance and continuing importance, if any, of the French Revolution. In the course of the interview Aron discusses different interpretations of the Revolution. The interview took place in February 1983

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