Between Hell and Reason: Essays from the Resistance Newspaper Combat, 1944-1947 Book

	Foreword
	Preface and Acknowledgments
	Translator's Introduction	1
Pt. I	Combat, from Resistance to Revolution	37
	21 August 1944. Combat Continues...	39
	23 August 1944. They Will Not Escape	40
	30 August 1944. The Age of Scorn	42
	31 August 1944. Critique of the New Press	44
	1 September 1944. Resistance and Politics	47
	2 September 1944. To Make Democracy	48
	8 September 1944. Justice and Freedom	50
	8 September 1944. The Journalistic Critique	52
	19 September 1944. [The N.L.M.'s first public meeting]	55
	1 October 1944. [Combat wants to make justice compatible with freedom]	57
	7 October 1944. [Combat rejects anticommunism]	59
	12 October 1944. [On social order]	62
	13 October 1944. [On the necessity of a new colonial politics]	64
	20 October 1944. [Response to Mauriac in defense of the purge]	66
	21 October 1944. [France must both make a revolution and fight a war]	68
	25 October 1944. [Again replies to Mauriac that the purge is necessary]	71
	29 October 1944. [France must reject concessions and complacency]	74
	4 November 1944. [On purity and realism]	76
	10 November 1944. [On the Socialist Party]	78
	22 November 1944. [Self-critique]	80
	23 November 1944. ["Everyone in France is Socialist"]	82
	24 November 1944. [The new form of socialism]	85
	1 December 1944. [An offensive is being launched against the Resistance]	87
Pt. II	The Revolution Ruined: Toward a Third Way	91
	17 December 1944. [Quotes Edgar Quinet on how to ruin a revolution]	93
	22 December 1944. [The tragedy of separation]	95
	26 December 1944. [Criticism of the pope for not having condemned dictatorship earlier]	97
	5 January 1945. [The purge has gone awry]	100
	11 January 1945. Justice and Charity	102
	9 February 1945. [Reviews and confirms Combat's position]	105
	17 May 1945. [Demands the release of prisoners still in Dachau]	107
	8 August 1945. [On the bombing of Hiroshima]	110
	30 August 1945. [The purge is a failure and a disgrace]	112
Pt. III	"Neither Victims Nor Executioners"	115
	19 November 1946. The Century of Fear	117
	20 November 1946. To Save Lives	120
	21 November 1946. The Confusion of the Socialists	122
	23 November 1946. The New Meaning of Revolution	125
	26 November 1946. International Democracy and Dictatorship	128
	27 November 1946. The World Goes Fast	131
	29 November 1946. A New Social Contract	134
	30 November 1946. Toward Dialogue	137
Conclusion	Camus's Resignation from Combat	141
	3 June 1947. To Our Readers	143
	Notes	149
	Selected Bibliography	155
	Index	159