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1 Historicizing Modernity From the Medieval Epoch to Postmodernity

2 Historicizing Modernity Pre-ModernModernPostmodern Before 1500ca 1500- ca 1950ca 1950-Present Ancient, Classical, Medieval National-Cultural HistoryPresent and Recent Past

3 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy

4 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth

5 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism

6 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas

7 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas Rationalism

8 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas Rationalism Scientific Experiment

9 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas Rationalism Scientific Experiment Enlightenment Universalism

10 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas Rationalism Scientific Experiment Enlightenment Universalism Quantification and Statistics

11 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas Rationalism Scientific Experiment Enlightenment Universalism Quantification and Statistics Social/Material Basis

12 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas Rationalism Scientific Experiment Enlightenment Universalism Quantification and Statistics Social/Material Basis “Situated” Knowledges

13 Historicizing Modernity Knowledge System Medieval EuropeModernityPostmodernity Platonic Philosophy Absolute Truth Roman Catholic Theism Thomas Aquinas Rationalism Scientific Experiment Enlightenment Universalism Quantification and Statistics Social/Material Basis “Situated” Knowledges Contingent Truth

14 Representing the Human Market Scene from the Paris Fair, 1400 (Biblioteque Nationale, from James Burke, The Day the Universe Changed, Boston: Little, Brown, 1985, p. 99)

15 Representing the Human Christ Handing the Keys to St. Peter by Pietro Perugino (1481-82) Fresco, 335 x 550 cm Cappella Sistina, Vatican

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