Lecture materials - PowerPoint presentations
If you would like to review the outlines, maps, images etc. that were used in past lectures, here are links to each slide show. You will need to be using Internet Explorer as your browser.
Links are provided for the presentation following the lecture, generally by 4 pm of the same day. If you need a link that has not been created, please send me an email at smaughan@albertson.edu
Fri.
Introduction: the legacy of the French
Revolution
WEEK ONE
Mon.
Metternich, the Congress of
Weds.
The material bases of European power
Fri. The Intellectual foundations of Liberalism
WEEK TWO
Mon.
Monarchism, Liberalism, and Nationalism in
Weds.
The
Germanies: From French occupation
to German Nationalism
Fri.
Germanic Kulture
WEEK THREE
Mon. DISCUSSION: The Red and the Black
Weds.
Radicalism and the road to 1848
Fri.
The
WEEK FOUR
Mon.
Napoleon
III and the
Weds.
DISCUSSION: Marx, "The Class Struggles in
WEEK FIVE
Mon.
The Unification of
Weds. The
Risorgimento and the unification of
Fri. The erosion of certainty: philosophy and criticism
WEEK SIX
Mon.
The erosion
of certainty: Positivism and biology
Weds. Culture and society at mid-century: the supermarket
Fri. MID-TERM EXAM
FALL BREAK
WEEK SEVEN
Mon. The
Weds. DISCUSSION: Germinal
Fri. The German Second Reich:
Bismarckian and Wilhelmine
WEEK EIGHT
Mon. European Empires
Weds.
Workers of the World: Socialism, Marx
and the organization of labor
Fri. Blood and Soil: the new nationalism
WEEK NINE
Mon.
Which Nation? Citizenship and
race in the
Weds.
The Bismarkian system and its breakdown: international relations at the
end of the century
Fri. Gender Relations and the "New Woman"
WEEK TEN
Mon. The Arts Transformed
Weds. NO CLASS
THANKSGIVING BREAK
WEEK ELEVEN
Mon. DISCUSSION: Wikipedia Projects
Weds.
Reason and the New Science
Fri. The Rising Threat of Revolution
WEEK TWELVE
Mon.
DISCUSSION:
Fin-de-Siecle
Weds.
The Road to Total War
Fri. Discussion