Rene Johannet

Rene Johannet (1884-1972) is a French journalist and essay writer. Thinker of the Nationalism, it was close to the French Action of Charles Maurras.

He collaborated in particular in the universal Revue of Jacques Bainville and Henri Massis, then with Écrits of Paris. He published in particular in the Nouvelle national bookstore directed by Georges Valois to which he was close. Near to Charles Péguy and Georges Sorel, he was also critical arts person and biographer. He introduced the concept of “Nationalitarisme”.

Publications

Evolution of the social novel at the XIXe century , Rheims, popular Action, 1910; rééd. Are Geneva, Slatkine reprints, 1973
the Principle of nationalities , Paris, New national bookstore, 1918.
the Rhine and France , Paris, New national bookstore, 1919.
“Foreword” with Louis Fur, Races, nationalities, States , Paris, Felix Alcan, 1922.
Praise of the French middle-class man , Paris, Bernard Grasset, “the Books green”, 1924.
Anatole France a great writer? , Paris, Plon-Nourish and Co, 1925.
Joseph de Maistre , Paris, Flammarion, 1932.
“Introduction” and edition of Joseph de Maistre, Considérations on France , Publiées according to the editions of 1797,1821 and the original manuscript, with an introduction and notes, by Rene Johanne and François Vermale, Paris, Librairie J. Vrin, 1936.
Vie and died of Péguy , Paris, Flammarion, “the Great biographies”, 1950.
“Introduction” to Dr. Maurice Vernet, Vernet against Teilhard of Chardin, a demystification , Paris, Gedalge-Wast, 1965.

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