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La Belle Epoque [1871-1914]: “The Beautiful Era” Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Materialism + Consumerism Higher standard of living Development “zones” Inner Zone  GB, Fr, Ger, Belgium, No. Italy, W Austria Outer Zone  Ire., Iberian Pen., most of Italy, Europe east of Ger. Underdeveloped Zone  Afro-Asia

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Increased European Population Jobs? Opportunity? Food? Growth of Cities & Urban Life Migration from Europe 1850-1940  60 million left Europe Went to  US, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Australia/N. Zeal. “Second” Industrial Revolution Steel + Electricity + Chemicals Internal combustion & diesel engines. Trains, autos, planes, submarines, subways, steel steamships

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch “Second” Industrial Revolution Britain  “The World’s Industrial Workshop” Corporations  limited liability of investments. Mass production > Std. of Living rise. Free Trade [Promoted by GB & USA] World Markets [Global Economy, Part II] Advance of Democracy: Extension of the vote to the working class… first ♂, then ♀ Creating “welfare state” = Govt role?

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Appeal of Socialism… Why? By 1880s, most socialist parties were Marxist based [esp. Ger. & Fr.] Not very successful in England… Why? Faith in Science Alone Scientist coined by Wm. Whewell (GB) Science at the core of industrialization -“New Wonders” of daily life, inventions. Charles Darwin: Origin of Species [1859] Evolution >“Survival of the Fittest”

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Faith in Science Alone [con’t.] “Social Darwinism”  Herbert Spencer… true? TH Huxley disagrees, says ethical development contradicts this, nature only ‘evolves’ Eugenics: Racial Hierarchy Newtonian Science turned on its head Einstein  “Theory of Relativity”  nature & energy were separate & distinct. Max Planck  Quantum Physics

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Faith in Science Alone [con’t.] Professionalization of “new” “Social Sciences…Anthropology, Archeology… Psychology: Explain behavior / mind Ivan Pavlov  conditioned responses Sigmund Freud  Psychoanalysis The Interpretation of Dreams [1900] Id (impulse) v. Ego (conscious mind controls behavior) v.Superego (learned morality)

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch New Trends in Philosophy Agnosticism: No proof of God, but maybe Nihilism: Nothing knowable, no morals, progress depends on rejecting today’s values, morality is individually decided Friedrich Nietzsche Übermensch  “Super Man” Existentialism: Sören Kierkegaard Existence = Experience is unexplainable Freedom of choice, individual responsibility & consequences Religious Struggles: Modern vs.Fundamental

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Anti-Semitism: Overt + Covert Dreyfus Affair Theodore Herzl > Der Judenstaat [The Jewish State], 1896 “Father of Modern Zionism” Women’s Movement: Politics + Society Emmeline Pankhurst + Josephine Butler The “New” Imperialism: Conquest of Africa Militarism  glorification of war Industry R&D >> Weaponry >> Conflict?