André Lichtenberger, historien et sociologue français, étudie ici plusieurs penseurs utopiques du XIXe siècle qui ont influencé l'émergence du socialisme en France et en Europe. Il analyse les idées de Saint-Simon, Fourier, Owen et d'autres et montre leur contribution à l'élaboration d'un discours socialiste cohérent. Une étude passionnante pour tout étudiant ou amateur d'histoire des idées.

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