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9781558761537

West and the World Vol. II : A History of Civilization from 1500 to Modern Times

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  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-05-01
  • Publisher: Markus Wiener Publisher

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Table of Contents

Topical Outline xi
Preface xiii
Note on Chinese Spelling xv
PART I A Unified World: 1500--1800
1(126)
Preview of the Period
3(20)
Self and Society: Individuality and Modernity
23(18)
Medieval Social Salvation and Modern Specialization
23(2)
The Room and the Book: Origins of Modern Individuality
25(1)
The Italian Renaissance
26(3)
Humanism and Individualism
29(1)
The Protestant Reformation
30(2)
Europe and China
32(2)
Neo-Confucianism and the Individual
34(1)
Wang Yangming
34(2)
Wang Gen and the Tai-zhou Movement
36(1)
Protestant and Confucian Individualism
37(4)
Race and Racism: Color and Slavery
41(32)
What is Race?
42(1)
What is Racial Prejudice?
43(1)
What is Racism?
43(1)
Is Racism Universal or Recent?
44(1)
The Color of Slaves
45(2)
Sugar, Sails, and Slaves
47(2)
The Problem of Whiteness
49(1)
Dirty Words and White Lies
50(1)
Negro y Blanco
51(1)
The Red and the Black
51(2)
The Burden of Slavery
53(4)
British Versus Latin American Slavery: Racism and Manumission
57(7)
British Versus Latin American Slavery: Racism and Miscegenation
64(9)
Politics and Morality: Secular States and Middle Classes
73(28)
Machiavelli
74(5)
Machiavelli's Morality for the Modern State
79(2)
Machiavelli's Modern Science of Politics
81(2)
Protestantism, Absolutism, and Middle-Class Revolution
83(2)
The Ethic of Process
85(3)
Some Unfinished Business: The Political Ethics of Liberal Market Society
88(1)
Hobbes: A Government for the Competitive Jungle
88(5)
Locke: A Government for Christian Gentlemen
93(2)
The Unfinished Business of Business Society: Private Ownership or Political Democracy
95(3)
Opening the Process: From Liberal to Socialist Democracy
98(3)
Work and Exchange: Capitalism Versus Tradition
101(26)
Before Capitalism: Traditional Ways of Working and Exchanging
101(2)
Premarket Exchange: Householding, Reciprocity, and Redistribution
103(3)
The Origins of Capitalism: Markets, Logic, and Desire
106(4)
Capitalism: Work and Pay, Prices and Profits
110(5)
Capitalism and the Industrial Revolution
115(4)
Capitalist Contradictions and Contractions
119(1)
Railroaded to the Rescue
120(7)
Chronological Table of a Unified World: 1500-1800
124(3)
PART II An Industrial World: 1800--1914
127(140)
Preview of the Period
129(14)
Energy and Environment: Industry and Capitalism
143(16)
The Industrial Revolution Is Responsible?
144(1)
Industrialization: Mechanical Time Versus Organic Time
145(1)
Industrialization: Standard Space and Interchangeable Parts
146(1)
Energy Sources: Wind and Water Versus Coal and Iron
147(4)
Capitalism Is Responsible?
151(3)
Ecology and Ideal Capitalism
154(2)
Ecology and Modern Capitalism
156(3)
Economics and Revolution: Socialism and Capitalism
159(22)
The French Revolution: Liberty and Equality
160(1)
Gracchus Babeuf and the Conspiracy of Equals: The First Communists
161(2)
A New Old Idea of Work: The Socialism of Fourier
163(5)
Varieties of Socialism: The Legacy of the French Revolution
168(3)
The Origins of Marxism
171(2)
1848: The Communist Manifesto
173(3)
Socialism and Communism
176(5)
Race and Class: The United States and South Africa
181(24)
South Africa and North America: Colonies and Conquest
182(1)
White Settlers and Indigenous Peoples
183(2)
Race and Slavery
185(1)
The American Civil War
185(3)
Dominative Versus Aversive Racism
188(2)
South Africa, 1834--1910
190(2)
From Reconstruction to Segregation: Uniting the States, 1877--1914
192(5)
Segregation in South Africa: Boer War to World War I
197(3)
Apartheid and Segregation
200(5)
Nationalism and Internationalism: Imperialism and Independence
205(38)
The Rights of Englishmen and Indians
207(1)
Nation, Language, and Colony
208(1)
The Internationalism of Free Trade
209(1)
Free Trade for Whom?
210(1)
Free Trade or Else: The Opium War
211(1)
Nationalism in Europe
212(3)
Nationalism in Multinational Societies
215(1)
European Settler Societies and Nationalism
216(3)
Workers of the World Disperse
219(2)
Nationalism for the Colonies?
221(1)
Indian Nationalism and the Rebellion of 1857
221(2)
The Rani of Jhansi and Indian Nationalism
223(2)
Chinese Nationalism and the Taiping Rebellion
225(1)
Nationalism and Anticolonialism
225(3)
From Free Trade to New Imperialism
228(1)
Western Nationalism and the International Economy
228(2)
The Partition of Africa
230(2)
African Economic Dependence
232(1)
Dominance over West African Peasants
233(1)
Dominance over Central African Peoples
233(1)
Dominance over East and South African Plains
234(1)
Imperialism and National Economies
235(1)
A Small Example
236(1)
Ways and Words
237(1)
Who Needs Nationalism?
237(1)
Buy American?
238(1)
The Socialist International
238(5)
Culture and Change: Beyond Certainty and Relativity
243(24)
Modern Painting: A Visual Barometer of Change
244(8)
The Discovery of Change and Culture
252(5)
Evolution: Certainty's Last Stand
257(1)
From Certainty to Relativity
258(2)
Beyond Certainty and Relativity: Understanding and Making Human History
260(7)
Chronological Table of the Industrial World: 1800--1914
263(4)
PART III A Divided World: 1914--1945
267(58)
Preview of the Period
269(10)
Nationalism and Communism: Revolution and Independence
279(20)
The Chinese Nationalist Revolution of 1911
280(2)
The Communist Revolution in Russia
282(2)
The Appeal of the Russian Revolution
284(1)
International Revolution Versus ``Socialism in One Country''
285(1)
Communism Comes to China
285(5)
The Comintern and India
290(1)
World War I and Gandhi
291(1)
Amritsar and Aftermath
292(1)
Gandhi, Nehru, and Social Change
293(3)
Nationalist and Socialist Revolution
296(3)
Individual and Society: Freedom and Authority
299(26)
Industrialization and Individuality
300(1)
Class and Individuality in the Nineteenth Century
301(3)
The Triumph of Liberalism
304(3)
Managed Mass Society: Twentieth-Century Corporatism
307(5)
The Triumph of Totalitarianism
312(13)
Chronological Table of a Divided World: 1914--1945
322(3)
PART IV The Nuclear World: 1945--Present
325(76)
Preview of the Period
327(14)
Industry and Capitalism: Markets and Governments
341(18)
State and Industry: Russia and Japan
342(2)
Japan Inc.
344(3)
Chinese Communism: One Step Forward; One Step Backward
347(1)
China Since Mao Zedong
348(1)
United States and Western Europe
349(1)
The Welfare State
350(1)
The West and the Rest
351(1)
The Oil Cartel and Slick
351(1)
Global Industrial Competition
352(1)
Free-Market Fallout From the Defeat of Communism
352(2)
The New Capitalism and the Telecommunications Revolution
354(1)
Markets and Technology
355(4)
Ecology and Resources: Economics and Technology
359(22)
A Green Dream
360(1)
Dammed If You Do
361(1)
Damned If You Don't
362(1)
Irrigation, Fertilizers, and Pesticides
363(3)
Bhopal
366(1)
Silent Spring to Earth Day
367(1)
Technological Template
368(1)
The Synthetic, Throw-Away Technology
368(2)
Why the Wrong Template?
370(1)
Private Profits and Social Costs
370(1)
Private and Public Technology
371(2)
Communism, A Sea of Cotton, and Chernobyl
373(2)
New Directions?
375(2)
Cairo Sky
377(1)
Sustainable Global Industrialization?
377(4)
Identity and Global Culture: Nation and World
381(20)
National Identity in Europe and the United States, 1950--1970
382(2)
Silver Screens as National Mirrors
384(2)
Film and National Identity in Asia
386(2)
Hollyworld
388(1)
The Transformation of American Culture
389(1)
Hollyworld and McWorld
390(1)
Selling the American Dream
391(1)
Selling and Citizenship
392(1)
Identity and Commerce
392(2)
Alternatives to McDomination
394(7)
Chronological Table of The Nuclear World: 1945--Present
399(2)
Index 401

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