Mona Ozouf

Mona Ozouf main works are about the French Revolution. Although the French Revolution was written about for decades before her, Ozouf looked at the Revolution from a cultural, anthropological, and philosophical approach. She took the Annale school ideas and incorporated them into the French Revolution. Taking that approach, she attempted to understand the Revolution in a new, cultural and sociological way. What struck me was she stated that the Revolution was an attempt at utopia. I have my doubts about that, but it is an interesting idea. My question about this chapter do we also put Ozouf in feminist history as well as the Annale school?