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A History of the Modern World
A History of the Modern World, 9/e
R R Palmer, Yale University
Joel Colton, Duke University
Lloyd Kramer, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

European Civilization, 1871-1914: Society and Culture

Chapter Outline

[Primary Source Idea of progress]

LXXV. The Advance of Democracy: Socialism, Labor Unions, and Feminism

    1. [Image Voting by secret ballot]
  1. The Trade Union Movement and Rise of British Labor
    1. [Secondary Discussion "New model" unionism]
    2. [Secondary Discussion Amalgamated Society of Engineers]
    3. [Secondary Discussion London dock strike of 1889]
    4. [Secondary British Labour Party]
    5. [Secondary Discussion Taff Vale decision]
  1. European Socialism after 1850
    1. [Secondary Discussion Socialism]
    2. [Primary Source Capital]
    3. [Image First International]
    4. [Image Notice of meeting, First International]
    5. [Primary Source Prince Peter Kropotkin, Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal, 1896]
    6. [Primary Source Gotha Program]
    7. [Primary Source German Social Democratic Party Erfurt Program, 1891]
    8. [Secondary Discussion Jean Jaures]
    9. [Primary Source French Socialist Party Program, 1905]
    10. [Image H. M. Hyndman]
    11. [Image Social Democratic Federation]
    12. [Secondary Discussion Social Democratic Federation]
    13. [Primary Source William Morris, Why I Am A Socialist]
    14. [Primary Source Russian Social Democratic Party Program, 1903]
  1. Revisionist and Revolutionary Socialism, 1880-1914
    1. [Primary Source George Bernard Shaw, An Unsocial Socialist, 1883]
    2. [Image H. G. Wells]
    3. [Primary Source Sidney Webb, The Historic Basis of Socialism, 1889]
    4. [Primary Source Eduard Bernstein, Evolutionary Socialism]
    5. [Image Georges Sorel]
    6. [Primary Source Sorel on the General strike]
    7. [Image Karl Kautsky]
    8. [Image Lenin]
    9. [Primary Source V.I. Lenin, Marxism and Revisionism, 1908]
  1. Feminism, 1880-1914
    1. [Image "They?ve a Cheek," 1908]
    2. [Secondary Discussion Women's Social and Political Union]
    3. [Primary Source Emmeline Pankhurst, Militant Suffragist, 1913]
    4. [Image Suffragette disturbances]
    5. [Image Broken windows after suffragette disturbance, 1912]
    6. [Image Suffragettes marching in London, c. 1912]
    7. [Image Forcible feedings]

LXXVI. Science, Philosophy, the Arts, and Religion

    1. [Primary Source Patents/Bell phone]
  1. The Impact of Evolution
    1. [Primary Source Charles Darwin, Origin of the Species]
    2. [Primary Source Charles Darwin, Descent of Man]
    3. [Image T.H. Huxley]
    4. [Secondary Discussion Social Darwinism]
    5. [Primary Source Thomas Henry Huxley, The Struggle for Existence, 1888]
    6. [Primary Source Thomas Henry Huxley, Evolution and Ethics (1893)]
  1. Genetics, Anthropology, and Psychology
    1. [Image Gregor Mendel]
    2. [Secondary Discussion Physical anthropologists/Cultural anthropologists]
    3. [Primary Source Sir James Frazer, The Golden Bough]
    4. [Image Wilhelm Wundt]
    5. [Image Ivan Pavlov]
    6. [Image Sigmund Freud]
    7. [Primary Source Freud, The Interpretation of Dreams]
    8. [Primary Source Freud, Five Lectures on Psychoanalysis]
  1. The New Physics
    1. [Image Albert Einstein, c. 1900]
    2. [Secondary Discussion Theory of relativity]
    3. [Primary Source Albert Einstein, Relativity: The Special and General Theory]
    4. [Image Antoine Henri Becquerel]
    5. [Image Curies]
    6. [Primary Marie Curie, On the Discovery of Radium]
    7. [Image J.J. Thomson]
    8. [Image Lord Rutherford]
    9. [Image Max Planck]
    10. [Image Niels Bohr]
    11. [Primary Source Einstein explains e=mc2]
    12. [Image Werner Heisenberg]
    13. [Primary Source Werner Heisenberg, Principle of uncertainty]
  1. Trends in Philosophy and the Arts
    1. [Secondary Discussion Positivism]
    2. [Secondary Discussion Agnosticism]
    3. [Secondary Discussion Herbert Spencer]
    4. [Image Ernst Haeckel]
    5. [Image Frederick Nietzsche]
    6. [Primary Source Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spake Zarathustra, 1891]
    7. [Secondary Discussion Friedrich Nietzsche]
    8. [Primary Source Emile Zola, Germinal]
    9. [Image Henrik Ibsen]
    10. [Primary Source Henrik Ibsen, A Doll's House, 1879]
  1. The arts: relativism, irrationalism, social determinism, unconscious
    1. [Secondary Discussion Paul Gaugin]
    2. [Image Gaugin, Tahitian Women, 1891]
    3. [Primary Source Atonal music: The Rite of Spring]
    4. [Secondary Discussion The Rite of Spring]
    5. [Secondary Discussion Fauvism]
    6. [Primary Source Van Gogh, Starry Night, 1889]
  1. The Churches and the Modern Age
    1. [Secondary Discussion "Higher" criticism]
    2. [Image David Friedrich Strauss]
    3. [Primary Source Ernest Renan, The Life of Jesus]
    4. [Primary Source Samuel Wilberforce, On Darwin's Origin of Species, 1860]
    5. [Secondary Discussion Christian Social Union]
    6. [Secondary Discussion/Image Karl Barth]
    7. [Image Pius IX]
    8. [Primary Source Pius IX, Syllabus of Errors]
    9. [Primary Source Vatican Council]
    10. [Secondary Discussion Ultramontanism]
    11. [Primary Source Leo XIII, Rerum Novarum
    12. [Image Pogrom in Russia]
    13. [Primary Source Theodor Herz, On the Jewish State, l896]
    14. [Primary Source Zionism]

LXXVII. The Waning of Classical Liberalism

  1. The Decline of Nineteenth-Century Liberalism: Economic Trends
    1. [Primary Source Friedrich List, National System of Political Economy]
  1. Intellectual and Other Currents
    1. [Primary Sources Revolt against Reason]
    2. [Primary Source Sorel, Reflections on Violence]
    3. [Image Joseph Chamberlain]
    4. [Primary Source Joseph Chamberlain, The Radical Programme, 1885]