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Professor Margaret Lavinia Anderson History Lectures from UC Berkeley

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Professor Margaret Lavinia Anderson History Lectures from UC Berkeley

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Lecture 29: The Eclipse of Violence? Europe as a Civilian SocietyHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro:  Marx said ruling classes never give up power peacefully, a maxim borne out in China in June 1989
Lecture 28: Speaking Truth to Power: The 4th Decolonization & the Fall of the Soviet EmpireHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro:   Post-1945: Decolonialization, often accompanied with violence. The m
Lecture 27: The Colonization of EuropeHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: August 1944: Paris and Warsaw - divergent fates give different meanings to the “outcome” of  WWII. The division of Europe be
Lecture 26: Circles of Hell:  1938-1945History 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: The era of “Appeasement”:  Hitler’s “Anschluss” of Austria, Mar. 1938; the Munich accord vs. Czechoslovakia, Sept. 1938; Ge
Lecture 25: Interwar: A Broken WorldHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro:  The Weimar Republic. Crises in 1923: Ruhr Occupation, Communist Uprising, hyper-inflation, and Hitler’s November beerhall put
Lecture 24: The War Moves Home: Fascism and the Fall of the DemocraciesHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: a guy from Predappio, a guy from Linz: two young losers in a new century. What a difference
Lecture 23: The Russian Revolution (Clips played during class have been removed)History 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentGuest Lecture by Jacob Mikanowski, Graduate Student Instructor. Intro: “Aelita Queen of M
Lecture 22: The Great War - S1:E22History 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: The paradoxes of sovereignty. The Schlieffen Plan – and Belgium as a symbol. Why the military stalemate? The search for new alli
Lecture 21: Shooting an Elephant: Why Europe Went to War in 1914History 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: Little Sarajevo does not look like a place where world history is made – but it was. The controver
Lecture 20: Europeans All Around:  Globalization and Imperialism in the 19th CenturyHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: Europe's population increase 1830-1930 was double the rate of increase of the
Lecture 19: The Re-Discovery of the Irrational: Fin-de-Siècle Pessimism and the Birth of PsychoanalysisHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentCultural Developments. Art -  a shift in representations of women
Lecture 18: What Did Women Want??  Women and Society in the 19th CenturyHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: Catherine Morland's complaint (in Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey, 1817). Two images of "wo
Lecture 17: Bismarck and the Re-Configuration of EuropeHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentThe problem of State and Nation: neither is more "natural" than the other. Thought experiment: if German + y (= la
Lecture 16: Romanticism and The Search for WholenessHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and the reaction against the Enlightenment. New understandings of nature and the i
Lecture 15: Capitalism and Its CriticsHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: Jean-Charles Sismondi's observation that technology was driving down wages. Liberal economists' defense of low wages as 1) i
Lecture 14: Getting and Spending:  England's Industrial Revolution, 1760-1830History 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: The Luddites versus the moral revolution. Jeremy Bentham, exemplar and most systemati
Lecture 13: Napoleon: Military Dictatorship and Military RevolutionHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentNapoleon's rise from Corsican artillery officer to French general at age 24 (1793). "Bonapartism": Mi
Lecture 12: The French RevolutionHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentGuest lecturer Chad Denton (who was ill & unable to finish): Intro: La Marseillaise, the bloodiest national anthem in world history. Why
Lecture 11: The 18th Century and the EnlightenmentHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntro: Our "picture" of the Enlightenment as a period of progress – and what's "outside the frame." Geo-political and c
Lecture 10: The New ScienceHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentDemonstrating that "Europe" was more than a geographical name for a region, we see the cosmology described by Aristotle and Ptolemy of Alexand
Lecture 9: Absolutism and the Sun King History 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentMonarchy is restored in England (1660), but the unpopularity of the Stuarts and their religious toleration spark the "Glorious Rev
Lecture 8: Hobbes's World and the Rise of ParliamentHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentThe age of religious terrorism: Ravaillac and Henry IV (1610); Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot (1605). Looking at t
Lecture 7: Things Fall Apart:  Persecutions, Plague, and WarHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentThe witchcraft craze: 100-200,000 trials & 40-60,000 executions between 1450-1730. (Example: the trial of Cat
Lecture 6: The Institutionalization of the ReformationHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentExplanations for Luther's survival and success (in contrast, e.g., to the Czech Jan Hus in Bohemia, burnt at the st
Lecture 5: Salvation at Stake:  The Reformation BeginsHistory 5 - Spring 2008: The Making of Modern Europe, 1453 to the PresentIntroduction: The era of Machiavelli is also the Era of Sir Thomas More. Beginning at the end: the multiple consequ
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