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9780321384157

West, The: Encounters & Transformations, Volume B (1300-1815)

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2007-01-01
  • Publisher: Longman
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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 xv
Maps
xvii
Features xix
Chronologies xix
Preface xxi
Meet the Authors xxxvii
What Is the West?
2(304)
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(10)
The Renaissance Republics: Florence and Venice
345(1)
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)
Hernan 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 Theses
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
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
Glossary 1(1)
Credits 1(1)
Index 1

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