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West, The: Encounters & Transformations, Combined Volume

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Summary

The West: Encounters & Transformations takes a new approach to telling the story of Western Civilization. Rather than looking at Western Civilization only as the history of Europe from ancient times to the present, this groundbreaking book examines the changing nature of the Westhow the definition of the West has evolved and transformed throughout history. The text presents a balanced treatment of political, social, religious, and cultural history and emphasizes the ever-shifting boundaries of the geographic and cultural realm of the West. Overview of Western Civilization. Readers interested in the history and development of Western Civilization.

Table of Contents

Documents xxv
Maps
xxvi
Features xxvii
Chronologies xxviii
Preface xxix
Meet the Authors xlv
What Is the West? 2(8)
The Beginnings of Civilization: 10,000-2000 B.C.E.
10(22)
Culture, Agriculture, and Civilization
12(3)
The Food-Producing Revolution
13(1)
The First Food-Producing Communities
14(1)
The Birth of Civilization in Southwest Asia
15(5)
Sumer: A Constellation of Cities in Southern Mesopotamia
15(2)
From Akkad to the Amorite Invasions
17(2)
New Mesopotamian Kingdoms: Assyria and Babylonia
19(1)
The Emergence of Egyptian Civilization
20(7)
The Old Kingdom, ca. 3500-2200 B.C.E.
20(1)
Religious Beliefs in the Old Kingdom
21(3)
The Pyramids
24(1)
The Middle Kingdom, ca. 2040-1785 B.C.E.
25(1)
Egyptian Encounters with Other Civilizations
26(1)
The Transformation of Europe
27(2)
The Linear Pottery Culture
27(1)
The Battle Axe Cultures
28(1)
Technology and Social Change
28(1)
Conclusion: Civilization and the West
29
Justice in History Gods and Kings in Mesopotamian Justice
22(10)
The International Bronze Age and Its Aftermath: Trade, Empire, and Diplomacy, 1600-550 B.C.E.
32(24)
Civilization of the Nile: The Egyptian Empire
35(7)
From the Hyksos Era to the New Kingdom
35(2)
Military Expansion and Diplomatic Networks: Building an Empire in Canaan and Nubia
37(1)
Pharaohs: Egypt's Dynamic Leaders
38(1)
Hatshepsut the Female Pharaoh and Thutmose III the Conqueror
38(1)
The Amarna Period: The Beginnings of Diplomacy
39(1)
The Battle of Kadesh and the Age of Ramesses
39(3)
Civilizations of Anatolia and Mesopotamia: The Hittite, Assyrian, and Babylonian Empires
42(2)
The Growth of Hittite Power: Conquest and Diversity
42(1)
The Mesopotamian Empires
43(1)
The Kingdom of Babylonia
43(1)
The Kingdom of Assyria
43(1)
Civilizations of the Mediterranean: The Minoans and the Mycenaeans
44(4)
Minoan Crete
44(1)
Mycenaean Greece
45(1)
Two Coastal Kingdoms: Ugarit and Troy
46(1)
Ugarit: A Mercantile Kingdom
46(1)
Troy: A City of Legend
47(1)
The End of the International Bronze Age and Its Aftermath
48(6)
The Raiders of the Land and Sea
49(1)
The Phoenicians: Merchants of the Mediterranean
49(2)
Mesopotamian Kingdoms: Assyria and Babylon, 1050-550 B.C.E.
51(1)
Neo-Assyrian Imperialism
51(1)
The Neo-Babylonian Empire
52(2)
Conclusion: The International Bronze Age and the Emergence of the West
54
Justice in History Egyptian Tomb Robbers on Trial
40(16)
Persians, Hebrews, and Greeks: The Foundations of Western Culture, 1100-336 B.C.E.
56(36)
Persia: An Empire on Three Continents
58(4)
Cyrus the Great and Persian Expansion
59(1)
A Government of Tolerance
59(1)
Zoroastrianism: An Imperial Religion
59(2)
The Achaemenid Dynasty
61(1)
Hebrew Civilization and Religion
62(4)
The Settlement in Canaan
62(1)
The Israelite Kingdoms
62(1)
The Hebrew Prophets
63(1)
The Babylonian Exile
64(1)
The Second Temple and Jewish Religious Practice
65(1)
The Hebrew Bible
65(1)
Greece Rebuilds, 1100-479 B.C.E.
66(10)
The Dark Age, ca. 1100-750 B.C.E.
66(1)
The Archaic Age, ca. 750-479 B.C.E.
67(3)
Homer's Epic Poem
70(1)
The Polis
70(1)
Colonization and the Settlement of New Lands
70(2)
Elite Athletic Competition in Greek Poleis
72(1)
The Hoplite Revolution
72(1)
Sparta: A Militarized Society
73(1)
Athens: Toward Democracy
73(1)
The Persian Wars, 490-479 B.C.E.
74(1)
The Marathon Campaign
75(1)
Athenian Naval Power and the Salamis Campaign
75(1)
The Classical Age of Greece, 479-336 B.C.E.
76(13)
The Rise and Fall of the Athenian Empire
76(1)
From Defensive Alliance to Athenian Empire
76(1)
Democracy in the Age of Pericles
76(1)
Conflict with Sparta: The Peloponnesian War
77(1)
The Collapse of Athenian Power
77(2)
The Social and Religious Foundations of Classical Greece
79(1)
Gender Roles
79(1)
Slavery: The Source of Greek Prosperity
80(1)
Religion and the Gods
81(1)
Intellectual Life
82(1)
Greek Drama
82(1)
Scientific Thought in Ionia
83(1)
The Origins of Writing History
84(1)
Nature versus Customs and the Origins of Philosophical Thought
85(3)
The Arts: Sculpture, Painting, and Architecture
88(1)
Conclusion: Classical Foundations of the West
89
Encounters & Transformations The Alphabet and Writing in Greece
68(18)
Justice in History The Trial and Execution of Socrates the Questioner
86(6)
The Hellenistic World and the Roman Republic, 336-31 B.C.E.
92(38)
The Warlike Kingdom of Macedon
94(6)
Unity and Expansion Under King Philip
95(1)
The Conquests of Alexander
96(2)
Successor Kingdoms: Distributing the Spoils
98(2)
Hellenistic Society and Culture
100(10)
Cities: The Heart of Hellenistic Life
100(3)
New Opportunities for Women
103(1)
Hellenistic Literature, Philosophy, and Science
103(1)
Literature: Poetry and History Writing
103(1)
Philosophy: The Quest for Peace of Mind
104(1)
Explaining the Natural World: Scientific Investigation
105(1)
Encounters with Foreign Peoples
106(1)
Exploring the Hellenistic World
107(1)
Resistance to Hellenistic Culture
108(1)
Celts on the Fringes of the Hellenistic World
108(2)
Rome's Rise to Power
110(13)
Roman Origins and Etruscan Influences
110(2)
The Beginnings of the Roman State
112(2)
Roman Territorial Expansion
114(1)
Winning Control of Italy
114(1)
The Struggle with Carthage
115(2)
Conflict with the Celts
117(1)
Rome and the Hellenistic World
117(1)
The Macedonian Wars
117(1)
The Encounter Between Greek and Roman Culture
118(1)
Life in the Roman Republic
119(1)
Patrons and Clients
119(3)
Pyramids of Wealth and Powe
122(1)
The Roman Family
122(1)
Beginnings of the Roman Revolution
123(4)
The Gracchi
123(1)
War in Italy and Abroad
124(1)
The First Triumvirate
125(1)
Julius Caesar and the End of the Republic
125(2)
Conclusion: Defining the West in the Hellenistic Age
127
The Human Body in History Aphrodite of Melos: The Hellenistic Portrayal of the Perfect Female
102(18)
Justice in History A Corrupt Roman Governor Is Convicted of Extortion
120(10)
Enclosing the West: The Early Roman Empire and Its Neighbors, 31 B.C.E.-235 C.E.
130(38)
The Imperial Center
132(8)
Imperial Authority: Augustus and After
132(2)
The Problem of Succession
134(1)
The Emperor's Role: The Nature of Imperial Power
135(2)
The City of Rome
137(2)
The Agents of Control
139(1)
The Roman Senate: From Autonomy to Administration
139(1)
The Roman Army and the Power of the Emperor
140(1)
Life in the Roman Provinces: Assimilation, Resistance, and Romanization
140(10)
The Army: A Romanizing Force
141(1)
Administration and Commerce
142(1)
The Cities
143(2)
The Countryside
145(1)
Revolts Against Rome
145(1)
Arminius and the Revolt in Germany
145(2)
Bondica's Revolt in Britain
147(1)
The Revolt of Julius Civilis in Gaul
147(1)
Jewish Revolts
147(2)
Law, Citizenship, and Romanization
149(1)
The Frontier and Beyond
150(4)
Rome and the Parthian Empire
151(1)
Roman Encounters with Germanic Peoples
151(1)
Economic Encounters Across Continents
152(1)
Encounters with China
152(1)
Encounters with Africa
153(1)
Society and Culture in the Imperial Age
154(11)
The Upper and Lower Classes
154(1)
Slaves and Freedmen
154(1)
Women in the Roman Empire
155(1)
Literature and Empire
156(2)
Religious Life
158(1)
Polytheism in the Empire
158(2)
The Origins of Rabbinic Judaism
160(1)
The Emergence of Christianity
160(4)
The Spread of Christianity
164(1)
Conclusion: Rome Shapes the West
165
Encounters & Transformations The Roman City: Agent of Cultural Transformation
144(18)
Justice in History The Trial of Jesus in Historical Perspective
162(6)
Late Antiquity: The Age of New Boundaries, 250-600
168(36)
Crisis and Recovery in the Third Century
170(5)
The Breakdown of the Imperial Government
170(2)
The Restoration of Imperial Government
172(1)
Diocletian's Reforms
172(2)
Foundations of Late Antique Government and Society
174(1)
Christianizing the Empire
175(4)
Constantine: The First Christian Emperor
175(1)
The Spread of Christianity
176(1)
The Rise of the Bishops
176(1)
Christianity and the City of Rome
177(1)
Old Gods Under Attack
178(1)
New Christian Communities and Identities
179(11)
The Creation of New Communities
180(1)
Christian Doctrine and Heresy
180(1)
Communities of Faith and Language
181(2)
The Monastic Movement
183(1)
Monasticism, Women, and Sexuality
184(1)
Jews in a Christian World
185(1)
Access to Holiness: Christian Pilgrimage
186(1)
Christian Intellectual Life
187(1)
The Reconciliation of Christianity and the Classics
187(2)
Neoplatonism and Christianity
189(1)
The Breakup of the Roman Empire
190(12)
The Fall of Rome's Western Provinces
190(1)
Loss of Imperial Power in the West
190(2)
The Empire of Attila
192(3)
Cultural Encounters After the End of Roman Rule
195(1)
The Survival of Rome's Eastern Provinces
196(1)
Christianity and Law Under Justinian
196(4)
Reconquering the Provinces in the West
200(1)
The Struggle with Persia
200(2)
Conclusion: The Age of New Boundaries
202
The Human Body in History The Ascetic Alternative
182(16)
Justice in History Two Martyrdoms: Culture and Religion on Trial
198(6)
Medieval Empires and Borderlands: Byzantium and Islam
204(32)
Byzantium: The Survival of the Roman Empire
206(13)
An Embattled Empire
207(1)
Out of the Steppes: Borderlands in Eastern Europe
207(3)
The Loss of the Western Provinces
210(1)
The Old Enemy: Persia
211(1)
The New Enemy: Islam
212(1)
Byzantine Civilization
213(1)
Imperial Administration and Economy
213(1)
The Military System of the Themes
214(1)
The Church and Religious Life
214(1)
Icons and the Iconoclastic Controversy
215(1)
The Macedonian Renaissance
216(3)
The New World of Islam
219(15)
Arabs Before Islam
219(3)
The Rise of Islam
222(1)
Muhammad's Teachings
222(1)
The Succession Crisis After Muhammad: Sunnis and Shi'ites
223(3)
The Umayyad Caliphate
226(1)
The ``House of War''
226(1)
Governing the Islamic Empire
226(2)
Becoming Muslims
228(1)
Peoples of the Book
229(1)
Commercial Encounters
229(1)
The Breakup of the Umayyad Caliphate
230(1)
The Abbasid Caliphate
231(1)
Islamic Civilization in Europe
231(3)
Conclusion: Three Cultural Realms
234
Encounters & Transformations Ships of the Desert: Camels from Morocco to Central Asia
220(4)
Justice in History ``Judgment Belongs to God Alone'': The Battle and Arbitration at Siffin
224(12)
Medieval Empires and Borderlands: The Latin West
236(34)
The Birth of Latin Christendom
239(8)
Germanic Kingdoms on Roman Foundations
239(1)
Anglo-Saxon England
240(1)
The Franks: A Dual Heritage
240(1)
Visigoths in Spain
241(1)
Lombards in Italy
242(1)
Different Kingdoms, Shared Traditions
242(1)
Civil Authority: The Roman Legacy
242(1)
War Leaders and Wergild: The Germanic Legacy
243(1)
Unity Through Law and Christianity
244(1)
Women and Property
244(1)
The Spread of Latin Christianity in the New Kingdoms of Western Europe
244(1)
The Growth of the Papacy
245(1)
Converting the Irish
245(1)
Converting the Anglo-Saxons
245(1)
Monastic Intellectual Life
246(1)
Jews in a Christian World
247(1)
The Carolingians
247(6)
The Leadership of Charlemagne
248(1)
Coronation of Charlemagne as Emperor
249(1)
Carolingian Rulership
250(1)
The Carolingian Renaissance
250(2)
The Division of Western Europe
252(1)
Invasions and Recovery in the Latin West
253(9)
The Polytheist Invaders of the Latin West
253(2)
The Rulers in the Latin West
255(1)
Lords and Vassals
255(3)
The Western European Kingdoms After the Carolingians
258(2)
The Conversion of the Last Polytheists
260(2)
The West in the East: The Crusades
262(6)
The Origins of Holy War
263(1)
Crusading Warfare
264(3)
The Significance of the Crusades
267(1)
Conclusion: An Emerging Unity in the Latin West
268
Justice in History Revealing the Truth: Oaths and Ordeals
256(10)
Encounters & Transformations Legends of the Borderlands: Roland and El Cid
266(4)
Medieval Civilization: The Rise of Western Europe
270(36)
Two Worlds: Manors and Cities
273(7)
The Medieval Agricultural Revolution
273(1)
Technological Innovations
273(2)
Manors and Peasants
275(1)
The Great Migrations and the Hunger for Land
276(1)
The Growth of Cities
277(1)
The Challenge of Free Cities
277(1)
The Economic Boom Years
277(3)
The Consolidation of Roman Catholicism
280(14)
The Task of Church Reform
280(1)
The Pope Becomes a Monarch
281(1)
How the Popes Ruled
282(1)
The Pinnacle of the Medieval Papacy: Pope Innocent III
283(1)
The Troubled Legacy of the Papal Monarchy
284(1)
Discovering God in the World
284(1)
The Patron Saints
285(2)
The New Religious Orders
287(2)
The Flowering of Religious Sensibilities
289(1)
Creating the Outcasts of Europe
289(1)
The Heretics: Cathars and Waldensians
290(1)
Systematic Persecution of the Jews
290(1)
``The Living Dead'': Lepers
291(1)
The Creation of Sexual Crimes
291(3)
Strengthening the Center of the West
294(4)
The Monarchies of Western Europe
294(1)
Expansion of Power: France
294(2)
Lord of All Lords: The King of England
296(1)
A Divided Regime: The German Empire
297(1)
Medieval Culture: The Search for Understanding
298(7)
Revival of Learning
299(1)
Scholasticism: A Christian Philosophy
299(1)
Universities: Organizing Learning
300(1)
The Ancients: Renaissance of the Twelfth Century
300(2)
Epic Violence and Courtly Love
302(1)
The Center of Medieval Culture: The Great Cathedrals
302(1)
Architecture: The Romanesque and Gothic Styles
302(2)
Music and Drama: Reaching God's Ear and the Christian's Soul
304(1)
Conclusion: Asserting Western Culture
305
The Human Body in History A Tale of Two Marys
286(6)
Justice in History Inquiring into Heresy: The Inquisition in Montaillou
292(14)
The Medieval West in Crisis
306(36)
A Time of Death
307(6)
Mass Starvation
307(2)
The Black Death
309(4)
A Cold Wind from the East
313(5)
The Mongol Invasions
314(1)
The Rise of the Ottoman Turks
315(3)
Economic Depression and Social Turmoil
318(3)
The Collapse of International Trade and Banking
318(1)
Rebellions from Below
319(1)
An Economy of Monopolies: Guilds
319(1)
``Long Live the People, Long Live Liberty''
319(2)
An Age of Warfare
321(7)
The Fragility of Monarchies
322(1)
The Hundred Years' War
323(1)
From English Victories to French Salvation
323(2)
The Hundred Years'War in Perspective
325(3)
The Military Revolution
328(1)
A Troubled Church and the Demand for Religious Comfort
328(3)
The Babylonian Captivity of the Church and the Great Schism
329(1)
The Search for Religious Alternatives
330(1)
Protests Against the Papacy: New Heresies
330(1)
Imitating Christ: The Modern Devotion
331(1)
The Culture of Loss
331(8)
Reminders of Death
332(1)
Illusions of a Noble Life
333(1)
Pilgrims of the Imagination
334(1)
Dante Alighieri and The Divine Comedy
334(2)
Giovanni Boccaccio and The Decameron
336(1)
Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales
336(1)
Margery Kempe and the Autobiographical Pilgrimage
336(1)
Christine de Pisan and the Defense of Female Virtue
337(1)
Defining Cultural Boundaries
337(1)
Spain: Religious Communities in Tension
337(1)
German and Celtic Borderlands: Ethnic Communities in Tension
338(1)
Enemies Within
338(1)
Conclusion: Looking Inward
339
The Human Body in History The Black Death: The Signs of Disease
312(14)
Justice in History The Trial of Joan of Arc
326(16)
The Italian Renaissance and Beyond: The Politics of Culture
342(34)
The Cradle of the Renaissance: The Italian City-States
344(1)
The Renaissance Republics: Florence and Venice
345(9)
Florence Under the Medici
346(1)
Venice, the Cosmopolitan Republic
347(1)
Princes and Courtiers
348(1)
The Ideal Prince, the Ideal Princess
348(1)
The Ideal Courtier
349(1)
The Papal Prince
350(1)
The Contradictions of the Patriarchal Family
351(3)
The Influence of Ancient Culture
354(5)
Petrarch and the Illustrious Ancients
355(1)
The Humanists: The Latin Point of View
356(2)
Understanding Nature: Moving Beyond the Science of the Ancients
358(1)
Antiquity and Nature in the Arts
359(7)
Sculpture, Architecture, and Painting: The Natural and the Ideal
360(5)
Music of the Emotions
365(1)
The Early Modern European State System
366(7)
Monarchies: The Foundation of the State System
367(1)
France: Consolidating Power and Cultivating Renaissance Values
367(1)
Spain: Unification by Marriage
368(2)
The Holy Roman Empire: The Costs of Decentralization
370(1)
England: From Civil War to Stability Under the Tudors
370(1)
The Origins of Modern Historical and Political Thought
371(1)
History: The Search for Causes
371(1)
Political Thought: Considering the End Result
372(1)
Conclusion: The Politics of Culture
373
Justice in History Vendetta as Private Justice
352(10)
The Human Body in History The Natural and the Ideal Body in Renaissance Art
362(14)
The West and the World: The Significance of Global Encounters, 1450-1650
376(32)
Europeans in Africa
378(6)
Sub-Saharan Africa Before the Europeans Arrived
378(2)
European Voyages Along the African Coast
380(1)
New Maritime Technology
381(1)
New Colonialism
382(1)
The Portuguese in Africa
383(1)
Europeans in the Americas
384(13)
The Americas Before the Conquistadores
384(1)
The Aztec Empire of Mexico
384(1)
The Incan Empire of the Andes
385(1)
The Mission of the European Voyagers
386(2)
The Fall of the Aztec and Incan Empires
388(1)
Herndn Cortes and the Conquest of Mexico
389(1)
Francisco Pizarro and the Conquest of Peru
390(1)
Spanish America: The Transplanting of a European Culture
391(2)
Portuguese Brazil: The Tenuous Colony
393(3)
North America: The Land of Lesser Interest
396(1)
Europeans in Asia
397(2)
Asia Before the European Empires
397(1)
The Trading Post Empires
398(1)
The Beginnings of the Global System
399(6)
The Columbian Exchange
400(1)
The Slave Trade
400(1)
Biological Exchanges
401(2)
The Problem of Cultural Diversity
403(1)
The Capitalist Global Economy
404(1)
Conclusion: The Significance of the Global Encounters
405
Encounters & Transformations Between Indian and Christian: Creating Hybrid Religion in Mexico
392(2)
Justice in History The Difficulties of a Transatlantic Marriage
394(14)
The Reformations of Religion
408(34)
Causes of the Reformation
410(5)
The Search for Spiritual and Fiscal Freedom
410(1)
The Print Revolution
411(2)
The Northern Renaissance and the Christian Humanists
413(2)
The Lutheran Reformation
415(6)
Martin Luther and the Break with Rome
415(1)
The Ninety-Five These
416(1)
The Path to the Diet of Worms
417(1)
The Lutheran Reformation in the Cities and Principalities
417(1)
The Appeal of the Reformation to Women
418(2)
The German Peasants' Revolt
420(1)
Lutheran Success
420(1)
The Diversity of Protestantism
421(9)
The Reformation in Switzerland
421(1)
Zwingli's Zurich
421(1)
Calvin's Geneva
422(1)
The Reformation in Britain
423(1)
The Tudors and the English Reformation
423(2)
Scotland: The Citadel of Calvinism
425(1)
The Radical Reformation
425(1)
Anabaptists: The Holy Community
425(3)
Spiritualists: The Holy Individual
428(1)
Unitarians: A Rationalist Approach
429(1)
The Free World of Eastern Europe
429(1)
The Catholic Reformation
430(5)
The Religious Orders in the Catholic Reformation
431(1)
Jesuits: The Soldiers of God
431(2)
Women's Orders: In But Not of the World
433(1)
Paul III, The First Counter Reformation Pope
434(1)
The Council of Trent
434(1)
The Reformation in the Arts
435(4)
Protestant Iconoclasm
435(2)
Counter Reformation Art
437(1)
Sacred Music: Praising God
438(1)
Conclusion: Competing Understandings
439
Justice in History The Trial of Anne Boleyn: The Dynastic Crime
426(6)
The Human Body in History The Ecstasy of Teresa of Avila: The Body and the Soul
432(10)
The Age of Confessional Division
442(34)
The Peoples of Early Modern Europe
444(6)
The Population Recovery
445(1)
The Prosperous Villages
445(1)
The Regulated Cities
446(2)
The Price Revolution
448(2)
Disciplining the People
450(10)
Establishing Confessional Identities
450(1)
Regulating the Family
451(1)
Marriage and Sexuality: The Self-Restrained Couple
451(3)
Children: Naturally Evil?
454(1)
Suppressing Popular Culture
455(2)
Hunting Witches
457(3)
The Confessional States
460(9)
The French Wars of Religion
460(1)
The Huguenots: The French Calvinist Community
460(1)
The Origins of the Religious Wars
461(1)
Massacre of St. Bartholomew's Day
462(2)
Philip II, His Most Catholic Majesty
464(1)
The Dutch Revolt
465(1)
Literature in the Age of Confessional Division
466(1)
French Literature during the Religious Turmoil
467(1)
Stirrings of the Golden Age in Iberia
468(1)
The Elizabethan Renaissance
468(1)
States and Confessions in Eastern Europe
469(5)
The Dream World of Emperor Rudolf
470(1)
The Renaissance of Poland-Lithuania
471(1)
The Troubled Legacy of Ivan the Terrible
471(3)
Conclusion: The Divisions of the West
474
Justice in History The Auto-da-Fe: The Power of Penance
452(4)
Encounters & Transformations The Introduction of the Table Fork: The New Sign of Western Civilization
456(20)
Absolutism and State Building, 1618-1715
476(36)
The Nature of Absolutism
478(3)
The Theory of Absolutism
479(1)
The Practice of Absolutism
479(1)
Warfare and the Absolutist State
480(1)
The Absolutist State in France and Spain
481(10)
The Foundations of French Absolutism
481(2)
Absolutism in the Reign of Louis XIV
483(1)
Louis XIV and the Culture of Absolutism
484(2)
The Wars of Louis XIV, 1667-1714
486(2)
Absolutism and State Building in Spain
488(3)
Absolutism and State Building in Central and Eastern Europe
491(8)
Germany and the Thirty Years'War, 1618-1648
491(3)
The Growth of the Prussian State
494(1)
The Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
495(1)
The Ottoman Empire: Between East and West
496(1)
Russia and the West
497(2)
Resistance to Absolutism in England and the Dutch Republic
499(10)
The English Monarchy
499(1)
The English Civil Wars and Revolution
500(4)
Later Stuart Absolutism and the Glorious Revolution
504(2)
The Dutch Republic
506(3)
Conclusion: The Western State in the Age of Absolutism
509
Encounters & Transformations St. Petersburg and the West
498(4)
Justice in History The Trial of Charles I
502(10)
The Scientific Revolution
512(28)
The Discoveries and Achievements of the Scientific Revolution
514(5)
Astronomy: A New Model of the Universe
514(3)
Physics: The Laws of Motion and Gravitation
517(1)
Chemistry: Discovering the Elements of Nature
518(1)
Biology: The Circulation of the Blood
519(1)
The Search for Scientific Knowledge
519(4)
Observation and Experimentation
521(1)
Deductive Reasoning
521(1)
Mathematics and Nature
521(1)
The Mechanical Philosophy
522(1)
The Causes of the Scientific Revolution
523(5)
Developments Within Science
523(1)
Late Medieval Science
523(1)
Renaissance Science
523(2)
The Collapse of Paradigms
525(1)
Developments Outside Science
525(1)
Protestantism
525(1)
Patronage
526(1)
The Printing Press
527(1)
Military and Economic Change
527(1)
Voyages of Exploration
527(1)
The Intellectual Effects of the Scientific Revolution
528(6)
Education
528(1)
Skepticism and Independent Reasoning
528(1)
Science and Religion
529(2)
Magic, Demons, and Witchcraft
531(3)
Humans and the Natural World
534(4)
The Place of Human Beings in the Universe
535(1)
The Control of Nature
535(1)
Women, Men, and Nature
536(2)
Conclusion: Science and Western Culture
538
The Human Body in History Dissecting the Human Corpse
520(12)
Justice in History The Trial of Galileo
532(8)
The West and the World: Empire, Trade, and War, 1650-1815
540(34)
European Empires in the Americas and Asia
542(7)
The Rise of the British Empire
543(2)
The Scattered French Empire
545(1)
The Commercial Dutch Empire
545(3)
The Vast Spanish Empire
548(1)
The Declining Portuguese Empire
549(1)
The Russian Empire in the Pacific
549(1)
Warfare in Europe, North America, and Asia
549(5)
Mercantile Warfare
550(1)
Anglo-French Military Rivalry
551(1)
The Wars of the Spanish and Austrian Successions, 1701-1748
551(1)
The Seven Years'War, 1756-1763
552(1)
The American and French Revolutionary Wars, 1775-1815
553(1)
The Atlantic World
554(7)
The Atlantic Economy
554(3)
The Atlantic Slave Trade
557(3)
Cultural Encounters in the Atlantic World
560(1)
The Transmission of Ideas
561(1)
Encounters Between Europeans and Asians
561(5)
Political Control of India
561(1)
Military Conflict and Territorial Acquisitions, 1756-1856
561(1)
The Sepoy Mutiny
562(1)
Changing European Attitudes Toward Asian Cultures
563(3)
The Crisis of Empire and the Atlantic Revolutions
566(5)
The American Revolution, 1775-1783
566(2)
The Haitian Revolution, 1789-1804
568(1)
The Irish Rebellion, 1798-1799
569(1)
National Revolutions in Spanish America, 1810-1824
570(1)
Conclusion: The Rise and Reshaping of the West
571
Justice in History The Trial of the Mutineers on the Bounty
546(10)
Encounters & Transformations Chocolate in the New World and the Old
556(18)
Eighteenth-Century Society and Culture
574(32)
The Aristocracy
576(5)
The Wealth of the Aristocracy
578(1)
The Political Power of the Aristocracy
578(2)
The Cultural World of the Aristocracy
580(1)
Challenges to Aristocratic Dominance
581(4)
Encounters with the Rural Peasantry
581(2)
The Social Position of the Bourgeoisie
583(2)
The Bourgeois Critique of Aristocracy
585(1)
The Enlightenment
585(12)
Themes of Enlightenment Thought
585(1)
Reason and the Laws of Nature
586(1)
Religion and Morality
587(2)
Progress and Reform
589(1)
Voltaire and the Spirit of the Enlightenment
589(3)
Enlightenment Political Theory
592(1)
Baron de Montesquieu: The Separation of Powers
593(1)
Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The General Will
593(1)
Thomas Paine: The Rights of Man
594(1)
Women and the Enlightenment
595(2)
The Enlightenment and Sexuality
597(1)
The Impact of the Enlightenment
597(6)
The Spread of Enlightened Ideas
597(2)
The Limits of the Enlightenment
599(1)
Enlightened Absolutism
600(1)
The Enlightenment and Revolution
601(2)
Conclusion: The Enlightenment and Western Identity
603
The Human Body in History Bathing in the West
584(6)
Justice in History A Case of Infanticide in the Age of the Enlightenment
590(16)
The Age of the French Revolution, 1789-1815
606(36)
The First French Revolution, 1789-1791
609(4)
The Beginning of the Revolution
609(2)
The Creation of a New Political Society
611(1)
Responses to the First French Revolution
612(1)
The French Republic, 1792-1799
613(10)
The Establishment of the Republic, 1792
614(2)
The Jacobins and the Revolution
616(4)
The Reign of Terror, 1793-1794
620(1)
The Directory, 1795-1799
621(2)
Cultural Change in France During the Revolution
623(4)
The Transformation of Cultural Institutions
623(1)
Schools
623(1)
Academies
623(1)
Libraries
624(1)
Museums and Monuments
624(1)
The Creation of a New Political Culture
625(2)
Cultural Uniformity
627(1)
The Napoleonic Era, 1799-1815
627(12)
Napoleon's Rise to Power
628(1)
Napoleon and the Revolution
628(2)
Napoleon and the French State
630(1)
Concordat with the Papacy
630(1)
The Civil Code
631(1)
Administrative Centralization
631(1)
Napoleon, the Empire, and Europe
632(4)
The Downfall of Napoleon
636(3)
The Legacy of the French Revolution
639(1)
Conclusion: The French Revolution and Western Civilization
640
Justice in History The Trial of Louis XVI
618(16)
Encounters & Transformations The French Encounter the Egyptians, 1798-1801
634(8)
The Industrial Revolution
642(32)
The Nature of the Industrial Revolution
644(7)
New Industrial Technology
645(1)
Textile Machinery
645(1)
The Steam Engine
646(1)
Mineral Sources of Energy
646(2)
The Growth of Factories
648(2)
New Methods of Transportation
650(1)
Conditions Favoring Industrial Growth
651(3)
Population Growth
651(1)
Agricultural Productivity
652(1)
Capital Formation and Accumulation
652(1)
Technological Knowledge and Entrepreneurship
653(1)
Demand from Consumers and Producers
653(1)
The Spread of Industrialization
654(5)
Great Britain and the Continent
654(3)
Features of Continental Industrialization
657(1)
Industrialization in the United States
658(1)
Industrial Regionalism
659(1)
The Effects of Industrialization
659(10)
Population and Economic Growth
660(1)
Standards of Living
660(2)
Women, Children, and Industry
662(1)
Class and Class Consciousness
663(4)
The Industrial Landscape
667(2)
Industry, Trade, and Empire
669(2)
East Asia: The Opium War, 1839-1842
670(1)
India: Annexation and Trade
670(1)
Latin America: An Empire of Trade
671(1)
Ireland: The Internal Colony
671(1)
Conclusion: Industrialization and the West
671
Justice in History The Sadler Committee on Child Labor
664(4)
Encounters & Transformations The Peterloo Massacre 1819
668(6)
Ideological Conflict and National Unification, 1815-1871
674(36)
New Ideologies in the Early Nineteenth Century
676(9)
Liberalism: The Protection of Individual Freedom
676(2)
Conservatism: Preserving the Established Order
678(1)
Socialism: The Demand for Equality
679(2)
Nationalism: The Unity of the People
681(1)
Culture and Ideology
682(1)
Scientific Rationalism
682(1)
Romanticism
683(2)
Ideological Encounters in Europe, 1815-1848
685(13)
Liberal and Nationalist Revolts, 1820-1825
686(1)
The Liberal Revolt of 1820 in Spain and Portugal
686(1)
The Nationalist Revolt of 1821 in Greece
686(1)
The Decembrist Revolt of 1825 in Russia
687(1)
Liberal and Nationalist Revolts, 1830
687(1)
The French Revolution: The Success of Liberalism
687(1)
The Belgian Revolution: The Success of Nationalism
688(1)
The Polish Rebellion: The Failure of Nationalism
689(1)
Liberal Reform in Britain, 1815-1848
690(2)
The Revolutions of 1848
692(1)
The French Revolutions of 1848
692(1)
The Revolutions of 1848 in Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Bohemia
693(2)
The Revolutions of 1848 in Italy
695(3)
The Failure of the Revolutions of 1848
698(1)
National Unification in Europe and America, 1848-1871
698(7)
Italian Unification: Building a Fragile Nation-State
698(2)
German Unification: Conservative Nation-Building
700(3)
Unification in the United States: Creating a Nation of Nations
703(1)
Nationalism in Eastern Europe: Preserving Multinational Empires
704(1)
Ideology, Empire, and the Balance of Power
705(3)
Britain, the United States, and the Monroe Doctrine of 1823
705(1)
Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and the Crimean War, 1853-1856
706(1)
The German Empire and the Paris Commune, 1870-1871
706(2)
Conclusion: The Ideological Transformation of the West
708
The Human Body in History Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: The Body in Romantic Literature
684(12)
Justice in History Prostitution, Corporal Punishment, and Liberalism in Germany
696(14)
The Coming of Mass Politics: Industrialization, Emancipation, and Instability, 1870-1914
710(66)
Economic Transformation
712(5)
Economic Depression
712(1)
Industrial Expansion
712(1)
The Second Industrial Revolution
713(2)
On the Move: Emigration and Urbanization
715(1)
Growing Social Unrest
716(1)
Defining the Political Nation
717(8)
Nation Making
717(1)
Franchise Expansion
717(1)
Social Reform
718(1)
Schooling the Nation
719(1)
Inventing Traditions
719(1)
Crisis, Revolution, and Civil War: The Examples of France, Russia, and Ireland
720(1)
France: A Crisis of Legitimacy
720(1)
Russia: Revolution and Reaction
721(4)
The Irish Identity Conflict
725(1)
Broadening the Political Nation
725(7)
The Politics of the Working Class
725(1)
The Workers' City
725(1)
Working-Class Socialism and the Revolutionary Problem
726(2)
Radical Trade Unions and the Anarchist Threat
728(1)
The Politics of Race and Nation
729(1)
Nationalism in the Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary: The Politics of Division
729(2)
Anti-Semitism in Mass Politics
731(1)
Zionism: Jewish Mass Politics
732(1)
Outside the Political Nation? The Experience of Women
732(7)
Changes in the Position of Middle-Class Women
733(2)
Women and the Law
735(1)
Finding a Place: Employment and Education
736(1)
No More Angels
737(1)
The Fight for Women's Suffrage
737(2)
Conclusion: The West in an Age of Mass Politics
739
Justice in History The Dreyfus Affair: Defining National Identity in France
722(12)
The Human Body in History Men in Black
734(10)
The West and the World: Cultural Crisis and the New Imperialism, 1870-1914
742
Scientific Transformations
744(6)
Medicine and Microbes
744(1)
The Triumph of Evolutionary Science
745(2)
Social Darwinism and Racial Hierarchies
747(1)
The Revolution in Physics
748(1)
Social Thought: The Revolt Against Positivism
749(1)
Cultural Crisis: The Fin-de-Siecle and the Birth of Modernism
750(9)
The Fin-de-Siecle
750(1)
Tightening Gender Boundaries
751(3)
The Birth of Modernism
754(4)
Popular Religion and Secularization
758(1)
The New Imperialism
759(14)
Understanding the New Imperialism
759(1)
Technology, Economics, and Politics
759(1)
The Imperial Idea
760(1)
The Scramble for Africa
761(2)
Overcoming the Obstacles
763(2)
Slicing the Cake: The Conquest of Africa
765(1)
African Resistance
766(1)
Asian Encounters
766(2)
Expanding the West: The United States and Australia
768(1)
The Continued Expansion of the Russian Empire
769(1)
Japanese Industrial and Imperial Expansion
770(1)
Scrambling in China
771(1)
A Glimpse of Things to Come: The Boer War
772(1)
Conclusion: Reshaping the West: Expansion and Fragmentation
773
Justice in History The Trial of Oscar Wilde
752(10)
Encounters & Transformations Picasso Goes to the Museum
762(14)
The First World War
776(36)
The Origins of the First World War
778(7)
Nationalism in Eastern Europe: Austria-Hungary and the Problem of Serbia
779(1)
International Competition and Rival Alliance Systems
779(2)
Mobilization Plans and the Industrialized Military
781(2)
The Will to War
783(2)
The Experience of Total War
785(9)
The Western Front: Stalemate in the Trenches
785(1)
The Troglodyte War
785(1)
The Offensives
786(2)
A Modernist War
788(1)
The War in Eastern Europe
789(1)
The Eastern Front: A War of Movement
789(2)
The Forgotten Front: The Balkans
791(1)
The World at War
791(2)
The War at Sea and the Entry of the United States
793(1)
Back in Motion: The Western Front in 1918
794(1)
The Home Fronts
794(6)
Industrial War
794(1)
The Expansion of the State
795(1)
The Politics of Total War
795(1)
The World Turned Upside Down
796(1)
The War's Impact on Social Relations
796(1)
The War's Impact on Gender Relations
796(1)
Identifying the Enemy: From Propaganda to Genocide
797(3)
War and Revolution
800(10)
The Russian Revolutions
800(1)
The March Revolution
800(1)
The November Revolution
801(1)
The Spreading Revolution
802(1)
The Failure of Wilson's Revolution
803(3)
The Treaty of Versailles and German Democracy
806(1)
The Failure of National Self-Determination
806(2)
The Limits of the League
808(1)
The Making of the Modern Middle East
809(1)
Conclusion: The War and the West
810
The Human Body in History Shell Shock: From Woman's Malady to Soldier's Affliction
798(6)
Justice in History Revolutionary Justice: The Nontrial of Nicholas and Alexandra
804(8)
Reconstruction, Reaction, and Continuing Revolution: The 1920s and 1930s
812(36)
Cultural Despair and Desire
814(4)
The Waste Land
814(1)
Building Something Better
815(1)
Machinery and Movement
815(1)
Scientific Possibilities
816(2)
Out of the Trenches: Reconstructing Natural and Gender Politics in the 1920s
818(8)
The Reconstruction of Russia: From Tsar to Commissar
818(2)
The Reconstruction of National Politics in Eastern and Central Europe
820(1)
The Defeat of Democracy in Eastern Europe
820(1)
The Weakness of the Weimar Republic
820(4)
The Reconstruction of Gender
824(1)
The New Woman
824(1)
The Reconstruction of Traditional Roles
825(1)
Women and the Bolshevik Revolution
826(1)
The Rise of the Radical Right
826(6)
The Fascist Alternative
826(1)
Mussolini's Rise to Power
826(1)
The Fascist Revolution in Italy
827(1)
The Great Depression and the Spread of Fascism After 1929
828(1)
The Nazi Revolution
829(1)
Hitler's Rise to Power
829(3)
National Recovery 830 Campaigns of Repression and Terror
832(1)
Women and the Radical Right
832(1)
The Polarization of Politics in the 1930s
832(8)
The Soviet Union Under Stalin: Revolution Reconstructed, Terror Extended
833(1)
Stalin's Rise to Power
833(1)
The ``Revolution from Above'': Collectivization and Industrialization, 1928-1934
834(1)
Stalin's Consolidation of Power: The Great Purge and Soviet Society, 1934-1939
835(1)
Stalin and the Nation
836(1)
The Response of the Democracies
837(1)
A Third Way? The Social Democratic Alternative
838(1)
The Popular Front in France
839(1)
The Spanish Civil War
839(1)
The West and the World: Imperialism in the Interwar Era
840(6)
The Irish Revolution
840(1)
Changing Power Equations: Ideology and Economics
840(1)
Postwar Nationalism, Westernization, and the Islamic Challenge
841(1)
The Emergence of Pan-Arabism
842(1)
State Nationalism on the Western Model
842(1)
The Islamic Challenge
843(1)
Moral Revolution in India
843(2)
The Power of the Primitive
845(1)
Conclusion: The Kingdom of Corpses
846
Justice in History The Trial of Adolf Hitler
822(22)
Encounters & Transformations From Mohandas to Mahatma: Gandhi's Transformation
844(4)
World War II
848(36)
The Coming of War
850(4)
An Uneasy Peace
850(1)
The 1930s: Prelude to World War II
851(2)
Evaluating Appeasement
853(1)
Europe at War, 1939-1941
854(5)
A New Kind of Warfare
854(1)
The Conquest of Poland
854(1)
Blitzkrieg on Western Europe
855(1)
The Battle of Britain
856(1)
The Invasion of the Soviet Union
856(1)
A Crucial Postponement
857(1)
Early Success
858(1)
The Fatal Winter
858(1)
The World at War, 1941-1945
859(9)
The Globalization of the War
859(1)
From Allied Defeat to Allied Victory
860(1)
The Turning Point: Midway, El Alamein, and Stalingrad
860(2)
The Allies on the Offensive
862(1)
The Fall of Germany
863(2)
The Air War, the Atom Bomb, and the Fall of Japan
865(1)
The Air War
866(1)
The Manhattan Project
866(1)
A Light Brighter Than a Thousand Suns
867(1)
The War Against the Jews
868(4)
From Emigration to Extermination: The Evolution of Genocide
869(1)
The Death Camps: Murder by Assembly Line
870(2)
The Allies' Response
872(1)
The Home Front: The Other Wars
872(8)
The Limits of Resistance
872(4)
Civil War in Yugoslavia
876(1)
Under Occupation
876(1)
The Women's War
877(2)
What Are We Fighting For?
879(1)
Myth Making and Morale Building
879(1)
Planning for Reconstruction
879(1)
Conclusion: The New West: After Auschwitz and the Atom Bomb
880
The Human Body in History The GI
864(10)
Justice in History The Trial of Adolf Eichmann
874(10)
Redefining the West After World War II
884(38)
A Dubious Peace, 1945-1949
886(6)
Devastation, Death, and Continuing War
886(2)
From Hot to Cold War
888(1)
Fraying Seams, 1943-1945
888(1)
Torn in Two, 1946-1949
889(3)
The West and the World: Decolonization and the Cold War
892(9)
The End to the Age of European Empires
892(3)
The Imperialist Legacy
895(1)
The Globalization of the Cold War
896(1)
The Korean War, 1950-1953
896(2)
Changing Temperatures in the Cold War, 1953-1960
898(1)
On the Brink: The Berlin Wall and the Cuban Missile Crisis
899(1)
Cold War Arenas: Vietnam and the Middle East
899(1)
The Third World
900(1)
The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the 1950s and 1960s
901(6)
From Stalinist Terror to De-Stalinization
901(3)
Re-Stalinization and Stagnation: The Brezhnev Era
904(1)
Diversity and Dissent in Eastern Europe
905(1)
1956 and After
905(1)
The Prague Spring
906(1)
The West: Consensus, Consumption, and Culture
907(13)
The Triumph of Democracy
907(1)
Prosperity in the West
908(1)
Economic Integration
908(1)
The Age of Affluence
908(1)
Western Culture and Thought in the Age of Consumption
909(1)
Finding Meaning in the Age of Auschwitz and the Atom Bomb
909(2)
Culture and Ideas in the World of Plenty
911(1)
Science and Religion in an Age of Mass Consumption
912(1)
Social Encounters in the Age of Affluence
913(1)
Americanization, Coca-Colonization, and the Gaullist Protest
913(1)
Immigration and Ethnic Diversity
914(1)
The Second Sex?
915
The Protest Era
914(6)
Conclusion: New Definitions, New Divisions
920
Justice in History Show Time: The Trial of Rudolf Slansky
902(16)
The Human Body in History The Pill: Controlling the Female Body
918(4)
The West in the Contemporary Era: New Encounters and Transformations
922
Economic Stagnation and Political Change: The 1970s and 1980s
924(7)
The 1970s: A More Uncertain Era
924(1)
The Era of Detente
924(1)
Economic Crisis in the West
925(1)
Consequences of the Crisis
926(1)
The 1980s: The End of Political Consensus in the West
927(1)
The New Conservatives
928(1)
New Challenges and New Identities: New Feminism
928(1)
New Challenges and New Identities: Environmentalism
929(1)
From Detente to Renewed Cold War
930(1)
Revolution in the East
931(7)
The Crisis of Legitimacy in the East
931(1)
The Moment of Solidarity, the Moment of Punk
931(2)
Nature and the Nation
933(1)
Gorbachev and Radical Reform
934(1)
Glasnost and Perestroika
934(1)
Ending the Cold War
935(1)
The Revolutions of 1989 in Eastern Europe
935(1)
The Disintegration of the Soviet Union
936(2)
In the Wake of Revolution
938(5)
Crisis Throughout the Former Soviet Union
938(1)
Eastern Europe: Stumbling Toward Democracy
939(1)
The ``German Problem''?
940(1)
The Breakup of Yugoslavia
940(3)
Rethinking the West
943(13)
The European Union
945(1)
Islam, Terrorism, and European Identity
945(1)
Muslim Communities in Europe
945(1)
Terrorism, the West, and the Middle East
945(3)
Islatuism and the West
948(2)
Euro-Islam
950(1)
Into the Postmodern Era
951(1)
The Making of the Postmodern
951(1)
Postmodern Cultures and Postindustrial Technologies
952(1)
Postmodern Patterns in Religious Life
953(1)
The Global Challenge
954(1)
The Global Economy
954(1)
The Environmental Crisis
955(1)
Conclusion: Where Is the West Now?
956
Encounters & Transformations Rock and the Velvet Revolution
932(14)
Justice in History The Sentencing of Salman Rushdie
946
Glossary 1(1)
Credits 1(1)
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