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La Belle Epoque [1871-1914]: “The Beautiful Era”

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Materialism and hedonism(?) Higher standard of living  luxury Development “zones” Inner Zone  Br, Fr, Ger, Belg, No. It,W. Austria Outer Zone  Ire., Iberian Pen., most of Italy, Europe east of Ger. Underdeveloped Zone  Afro-Asia

A Sunday on La Grande Jatte—1884, by Georges Seurat

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Increased European Population Growth of Cities & Urban Life Paris Street, Rainy Day by Gustave Caillebotte

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch 4. Migration from Europe 1850-1940  60 million left Europe Went to  US, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Australia/N. Zeal. 5. “Second” Industrial Revolution Steam  electricity Internal combustion & diesel engines. Cars, planes, submarines.

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch “Second” Industrial Revolution Britain  “The World’s Industrial Workshop” Mass production. Increased consumerism Free Trade [esp. in England] World Markets [Global Economy, Part II] Advance of Democracy Extension of the vote to the working class. Creating a “welfare state”  Prussia

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch The Appeal of Socialism By the 1880s, most socialist parties were Marxist [esp. Ger. & Fr.] Not very successful in England. Faith in Science Alone Science at the core of industrialization. “New Wonders” of daily life. Charles Darwin Origin of Species [1859] “survival of the fittest”

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Faith in Science Alone [con’t.] “Social Darwinism”  Herbert Spenser Eugenics 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” sciences [anthropology, archeaology,etc.] Psychology Ivan Pavlov  conditioned responses Sigmund Freud  psychoanalysis The Interpretation of Dreams [1900] The role of the unconscious [the id, ego, super ego]. Challenges Enlightenment

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Oscar Wilde’s tale of Freudian hedonism?

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch New Trends in Philosophy Agnosticism Nihilism Friedrich Nietzsche –”God is Dead” Übermensch  “Super Man” Existentialism – man defines his reality Sören Kierkegaard  existence proceeds essence Internal Religious Struggles modernists vs. fundamentalists

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch Anti-Semitism Dreyfus Affair Theodore Herzl  Der Judenstaat [The Jewish State], 1896 “Father of Modern Zionism”

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch 14. Women’s Movement Emmeline Pankhurst The “New” Imperialism 16. Militarism  glorification of war