Works
- Contribution à l'étude profane de la Bible (Paris, 1889)
- Le Procès de Socrate, Examen critique des thèses socratiques (Paris: Alcan, 1889)
- Questions de morale (Paris, 1900)
- La Ruine du monde antique: Conception matérialiste de l'histoire (Paris, 1902)
- Introduction à l'économie moderne (Paris, 1903)
- La crise de la pensée catholique (Paris, 1903)
- Le Système historique de Renan (Paris, 1905–1906)
- Les préoccupations métaphysiques des physiciens modernes (Paris, 1907)
- La Décomposition du Marxisme (Paris, 1908); translation as The Decomposition of Marxism by Irving Louis Horowitz in his Radicalism and the Revolt against Reason; The Social Theories of Georges Sorel (Humanities Press, 1961; Southern Illinois University Press, 1968).
- Les illusions du progrès (1908); Translated as The Illusions of Progress by John and Charlotte Stanley with a foreword by Robert A. Nisbet and an introduction by John Stanley (University of California Press, 1969, ISBN 0-520-02256-4)
- Réflexions sur la violence (1908); translated as Reflections on Violence first authorised translation by T. E. Hulme (B. W. Huebsch, 1914; P. Smith, 1941; AMS Press, 1975, ISBN 0-404-56165-9); in an unabridged republication with an introduction by Edward A. Shils, translated by T.E. Hulme and J. Roth (The Free Press, 1950; Dover Publications, 2004, ISBN 0-486-43707-8, pbk.); edited by Jeremy Jennings (Cambridge University Press, 1999, ISBN 0-521-55117-X, hb)
- La révolution dreyfusienne (Paris, 1909)
- Matériaux d'une théorie du prolétariat (Paris, 1919)
- De l'utilité du pragmatisme (Paris, 1921)
- Lettres à Paul Delesalle 1914-1921 (Paris, 1947)
- D'Aristote à Marx (L'Ancienne et la nouvelle métaphysique) (Paris: Marcel Rivière, 1935)
- From Georges Sorel: Essays in Socialism and Philosophy edited with an introduction by John L. Stanley, translated by John and Charlotte Stanley (Oxford University Press, 1976, ISBN 0-19-501715-3; Transaction Books, 1987, ISBN 0-88738-654-7, pbk.).
- From Georges Sorel: Volume 2, Hermeneutics and the Sciences edited by John L. Stanley, translated by John and Charlotte Stanley (Transaction Publishers, 1990, ISBN 0-88738-304-1).
- Commitment and Change: Georges Sorel and the idea of revolution essay and translations by Richard Vernon (University of Toronto Press, 1978, ISBN 0-8020-5400-5)
- Social foundations of contemporary economics translated with an introduction by John L. Stanley from Insegnamenti sociali dell'economia contemporanea (Transaction Books, 1984, ISBN 0-87855-482-3, cloth)
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