LA GUILLOTINE RÉVOLUTIONNAIRE. PEINE DE MORT, JUSTICE D'EXCEPTION ET SENSIBILITÉS DANS LA FRANCE RÉVOLUTIONNAIRE (1789-1804).

The article focuses on the comprehensive history of the guillotine during the French Revolution, examining its role as both a symbol of progress and a representation of terror. Topics include the evolution of public perceptions of the guillotine, its use as a tool of exceptional justice in revolutionary France, and its impact on the social, political, and emotional landscape of the era.