In weaving together the varied and interrelated strands of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century discourse and events, this course focuses on the contributions to Western history that bear the most responsibility for shaping the world of today. Among these contributions are such vital, yet markedly different documents as the Federalist Papers and the Communist Manifesto. New styles of art and literature are also given a stunning treatment, as the professors delve into discussions on Romantic trends in both art and literature. But perhaps most important of all is the single most influential event in the last five hundred years-the scientific revolution-which serves as the engine of progress driving much of the social, political, and cultural change seen in this dramatic period.
The Grandeur That Was Rome
Jennifer Tobin
audiobookThe Brewmaster's Art
Charles Bamforth
audiobookThe Dawn of Political History
Fred Baumann
audiobookSchaum’s Outline of Modern European History
Birdsall S. Viault
audiobookA Short History of the World
Christopher Lascelles
audiobookSeeing, Eye to I
Rolf Nelson
audiobookUnderstanding Movies : The Art and History of Films
Raphael Shargel
audiobook50 Popular Beliefs That People Think Are True
Guy P Harrison
audiobookThe Anglo-Saxon World
Michael Drout
audiobookWorld of Our Fathers
Irving Howe
audiobookHow Sex Works
Sharon Moalem
audiobookPurpose : An Immigrant's Story
Wyclef Jean, Anthony Bozza
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