What Is Property? · Character

Carrel

Journalist and political figure cited in the text.

minor

Also known as Armand Carrel

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With Lamennais (professional): Carrel and Lamennais were colleagues and collaborators, likely working together on journalistic or intellectual projects. With King John (professional): Carrel likely wrote about or analyzed King John in a historical or political context, possibly as a biographer or commentator. With Toullier (professional): Carrel and Toullier interacted as legal or political thinkers, possibly in academic or journalistic debates.

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Character Web

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Professional

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Moral and legal authorities
Historical and biblical exemplars
Broad intellectual and political spectrum

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Narrative arc

Story tension across the book.

Setup
Escalation
Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

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Relationships

Lamennais
professional · positive
Carrel and Lamennais were colleagues and collaborators, likely working together on… How this plays out →
King John
professional · ambivalent
Toullier
professional · ambivalent
Destutt de Tracy
professional · ambivalent
M. Cousin
professional · ambivalent
M. Troplong
professional · ambivalent
Lamennais
professional · positive
Carrel and Lamennais were colleagues and collaborators, likely working together on… How this plays out →
M. Cousin
professional · ambivalent
M. Troplong
professional · ambivalent
Toullier
professional · ambivalent
Destutt de Tracy
professional · ambivalent

Lamennais
Carrel and Lamennais were colleagues and collaborators, likely working together on journalistic or intellectual projects.
King John
Carrel likely wrote about or analyzed King John in a historical or political context, possibly as a biographer or commentator.
Toullier
Carrel and Toullier interacted as legal or political thinkers, possibly in academic or journalistic debates.
Destutt de Tracy
Carrel engaged with Destutt de Tracy's philosophical ideas, likely in a journalistic or scholarly capacity.
M. Cousin
Carrel and M. Cousin were likely fellow intellectuals or journalists, possibly collaborating on publications.
M. Troplong
Carrel and M. Troplong interacted in legal or political circles, possibly as commentators on jurisprudence.
Lamennais
Carrel and Lamennais were colleagues and collaborators, likely working together on journalistic or intellectual projects.
M. Cousin
Carrel and M. Cousin were likely fellow intellectuals or journalists, possibly collaborating on publications.
M. Troplong
Carrel and M. Troplong interacted in legal or political circles, possibly as commentators on jurisprudence.
Toullier
Carrel and Toullier interacted as legal or political thinkers, possibly in academic or journalistic debates.
Destutt de Tracy
Carrel engaged with Destutt de Tracy's philosophical ideas, likely in a journalistic or scholarly capacity.

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