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Cultural and Intellectual Influences 1750-1914
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Transformations Developments in science and the arts Consumer emphasis
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Advances in Scientific Knowledge Science and intellectual movements attempt to explain reality Traditions of rationalism Darwin’s evolutionary theory Einstein’s theory of physical relativity Freud’s psychoanalysis
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Advances in Medicine Concern with the well-being of society 1877 sewer systems Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) Joseph Lister (1827-1912)
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Artistic Expression Romanticism Emotion and impressionism keys to understanding human experience Split between Romanticism and rationalism caused much debate Science supported the industrial order Artists followed experimental paths No synthesis in the 19th century
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Art and Literature Realism Reaction to Romanticism Based on scientific and rationalist thought Charles Dickens Mark Twain Photography
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Art and Literature-Realism
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African and Asian Influence Europeans took notice of African and Asian artistic styles admired dramatic, spare style of traditional West African sculpture, wood, and metalwork Use of color and stylized forms of design in Japan Impressionists Simple themes in nature Free of traditional constraints
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Cultural Japan Heavily influenced by the west Literature based on European models Architecture and artists create large building of steel Greek columns Western fashion and hairstyles Japan still preserved it’s own values
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Cultural Japan Heavily influenced by the west Literature based on European models Architecture and artists create large building of steel Greek columns Western fashion and hairstyles Japan still preserved it’s own values
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Leisure and Consumption Higher wages and fewer working hours New opportunities Middle class values Pleasure is a legitimate part of life Consumption had to be encouraged Field of advertising communicated sense of “needing things” Popular “crazes” The bicycle Popular newspapers Theaters Professional sports
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