'German philosopher' presentation slideshows

ENCYCLICAL LETTER DEUS CARITAS EST OF THE SUPREME PONTIFF BENEDICT XVI TO THE BISHOPS PRIESTS AND DEACONS MEN AND WOMEN

ENCYCLICAL LETTER DEUS CARITAS EST OF THE SUPREME PONTIFF BENEDICT XVI TO THE BISHOPS PRIESTS AND DEACONS MEN AND WOMEN RELIGIOUS AND ALL THE LAY FAITHFUL ON CHRISTIAN LOVE.

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Ch. 31: Years of Crisis

Ch. 31: Years of Crisis. Sec. 1: Postwar Uncertainty. Brainiacs. - WWI shattered the Enlightenment belief that progress would continue and reason would prevail. But new technology and scientific advances changed the way people looked at the world

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Thursday 20 September 2012

Thursday 20 September 2012. Operations and Production Management Professor Robert Shaw School of Management Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. Thursday 20 September 2012. Today (Session 3). Course arrangements Your email

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Thursday 20 September 2012

Thursday 20 September 2012. Operations and Production Management Professor Robert Shaw School of Management Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. Thursday 20 September 2012. Today (Session 3). Course arrangements Your email

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Russian Revolution

Russian Revolution. Chaos in Russia. Tsar finally attempted to join the 20 th century Rapid industrialization (disaster) Urban overcrowding Poor conditions No running water Human waste, disease, health threats By 1904, 16 people in 1 apt, 6 per room Workers protests, strike.

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Russia and the Transition to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics ( U.S.S.R )

Russia and the Transition to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics ( U.S.S.R ). Preview and Processing. What makes Russia unique in terms of geography? What can you conclude about the Czar Nichols II from these photographs? Who is in the photographs with Czar Nicholas II?

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Socialism and Communism

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Time Between the Wars

Time Between the Wars. 1919-1939. An Age of Uncertainty. Science: two remarkable thinkers made a huge impact on the 20 th Century Part of a scientific revolution as important as the first one Albert Einstein: German born physicist Theory of Relativity- space & time are not constant

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Propositional Logic

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American Transcendentalism & Ralph Waldo Emerson+Henry David Thoreau

American Transcendentalism & Ralph Waldo Emerson+Henry David Thoreau. What is Transcendentalism. Idealistic philosophy, spiritual position,and literary movement that advocates reliance on romantic intuition and moral human conscience

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Ch 9 S 2 :

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Romanticism

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European Art Movements

European Art Movements . By Ami Hayashi. Baroque. Began around 1600 Rome, Italy Encouraged by Roman Catholic Church Prominent religious themes Emotional involvement Aristocracy saw Baroque architecture and art as means to express triumph, power, opulence, and control . Characteristics:

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Friedrich Nietzsche

Friedrich Nietzsche. Giorgina Paiella. Brief Biography. German philosopher Born in Prussian province of Saxony in 1844 Family of many Lutheran ministers Father died of a brain ailment when he was 5 Two-year-old brother died six months later Attended university for theology and philology

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

Ralph Waldo Emerson. (1803-1882) Lived primarily in Massachusetts, with stints in SC, FL, and England AKA: Waldo, the Concord Sage, The Prophet of the American Religion (Harold Bloom)

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LITERARY THEORIES

LITERARY THEORIES. Feminist, Psychoanalyst, and Marxist Theories. What is literary criticism?. Literary theory (also known as critical theory) is a discourse on literature Focuses on the analysis of literature (which means looking beyond the plot, themes, characterization, etc.)

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17.9 What is Enlightenment?

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Schopenhauer

Schopenhauer. Another German philosopher. His Father committed suicide when he was 17. When he was 31 he had an illegitimate child who died the same year. He then moved to Berlin, tried to teach but eventually left the Academia.

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