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BellringerBellringer
• What is ministerial responsibility?
• What country did Otto von Bismarck lead?
• What crisis will ultimately lead to World War I?
Chapter 13Chapter 13Mass Society and Mass Society and
DemocracyDemocracySection 4Section 4
Toward the Modern Toward the Modern ConsciousnessConsciousness
A New PhysicsA New Physics
• Before 1914 the Enlightenment ideals of reason, science, and progress remained important to many Europeans.
• Science was a chief pillar of the West’s optimism about the future.
NewtonianNewtonian
• Mechanical conception of the universe.
Marie CurieMarie Curie
• French scientific discovered radium, an element that gave off energy.
Albert EinsteinAlbert Einstein
• 1905 – German physicist provided a new picture of the universe.
• Theory of relativity – space & time aren’t absolute but are relative to the observer.
• Led to the Atomic Age
Sigmund FreudSigmund Freud
• Dr. from Vienna• Proposed theories about
the human mind and human nature.
• Human behavior is influenced by past experiences and internal forces that people are unaware of.
• Begins in childhood.
Sigmund FreudSigmund Freud
• Proposed psychoanalysis where patient and therapist probe deep into the patient’s psyche through free association, talking, and dream analysis.
Social DarwinismSocial Darwinism
• Argument that social progress comes from the struggle for survival.
• Applied mostly by businessmen.
Freidrich von BernhardiFreidrich von Bernhardi
• German general that said war was a biological necessity for society to rid it of the weak and unfit.
Anti-SemitismAnti-Semitism
• Hostility and discrimination against Jews.
• Dreyfus Affair – Alfred Dreyfus, Jewish captain, was accused of selling military secrets.
• Sentenced to life imprisonment even though evidence pointed to the guilt of a Catholic officer.
• Public outrage finally resulted in a pardon.
Anti-SemitismAnti-Semitism
• Worst treatment was in eastern Europe.
• In Russia there were organized persecutions and massacres called pogroms.
• To escape, many went to the U.S. or Palestine.
The Culture of ModernityThe Culture of Modernity
• Modernism was created with the rebellion against traditional artistic and literary styles.
LiteratureLiterature
• Writers Henrik Ibsen and Emile Zola depicted social conditions and grappled with social issues.
PaintingPainting
• Claude Monet – Impressionist painter who used the light to capture objects.
PaintingPainting
• Vincent van Gogh – Postimpressionist that believed color was its own kind of language.
PaintingPainting
• Wassily Kandinsky – Russian who founded abstract painting.
PaintingPainting
• Pablo Picasso – created cubism that used geometric designs to recreate reality.
• That’s an Apple Tree
CameraCamera
• George Eastman created the first Kodak camera in 1888.
ArchitectureArchitecture
• Louis Sullivan designed skyscrapers to be a more practical use of space.
ArchitectureArchitecture
• Frank Lloyd Wright – Sullivan’s most successful pupil.
• Pioneered the modern American house.
MusicMusic
• Igor Stravinsky – Russian classical composer.
• The Rite of Spring revolutionized classical music.
• At its Paris premiere the crowd almost rioted due to outrage of the sounds and rhythms.
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