Encyclopedia of Nineteenth Century ThoughtGregory Claeys Routledge, 2004 M08 2 - 568 páginas Encyclopedia of Nineteenth Century Thought provides essential information on, and a critical interpretation of, nineteenth-century thought and nineteenth-century thinkers. The project takes as its temporal boundary the period 1789 to 1914. Encyclopedia of Nineteenth Century Thought primarily covers social and political thinking, but key entries also survey science, religion, law, art, concepts of modernity, the body and health, and so on, and thereby take into account all of the key developments in the intellectual history of the period. The encyclopedia is alphabetically organized, and consists of: * principal entries, divided into ideas (4000 words) and persons (2500 words) * subsidiary entries of 1000 words, which are entirely biographical * informational entries of 500 words, which are also biographical. |
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... Civil War, he supported the Southern states' right of secession. But his real love was Catholicism: 'The one supreme object of all of my thoughts is the good of the Church,' he wrote to his wife. Acton thus exerted much energy as the ...
... Civil War, he supported the Southern states' right of secession. But his real love was Catholicism: 'The one supreme object of all of my thoughts is the good of the Church,' he wrote to his wife. Acton thus exerted much energy as the ...
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... Civil War, still called the War Between the States by many Southerners, was fought at least as much over this issue as it was over slavery, and while the issue of slavery was formally ended by the war (only to be replaced by ...
... Civil War, still called the War Between the States by many Southerners, was fought at least as much over this issue as it was over slavery, and while the issue of slavery was formally ended by the war (only to be replaced by ...
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... Civil War. Emerson's new religion was based on 'the infinitude of the private man' and stressed selfreliance, but not a self-reliance that would be recognized by the proponents of the 'self-made man' of capitalism and the Social ...
... Civil War. Emerson's new religion was based on 'the infinitude of the private man' and stressed selfreliance, but not a self-reliance that would be recognized by the proponents of the 'self-made man' of capitalism and the Social ...
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... Civil War focused on the related issues of slavery and the locus of power, related because if power was in the states, the South could protect its 'peculiar institution.' But if power was in the national government, the inevitable ...
... Civil War focused on the related issues of slavery and the locus of power, related because if power was in the states, the South could protect its 'peculiar institution.' But if power was in the national government, the inevitable ...
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... Civil War period. While Spooner had little immediate impact, he is of particular importance in that he developed a theory of anarcho-capitalism, which is arguably the chief US contribution to anarchist theory, albeit mostly in the late ...
... Civil War period. While Spooner had little immediate impact, he is of particular importance in that he developed a theory of anarcho-capitalism, which is arguably the chief US contribution to anarchist theory, albeit mostly in the late ...
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