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LOUIS PASTEUR
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his germ theory proved the air was full of bacteria
• gave rise to improved hospital enviornments |
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CHARLES DARWIN
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• came up with theory of evolution
• not every animal has same chance |
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SIGMUND FREUD
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• id (desire, ego (rationalizing conscious), super ego (should do)
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SOCIAL DARWINISM
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• used to describe a style or trend in social theory which holds that Darwin's theory of evolution of biological traits in a population by natural selection can also be applied to human social institutions
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ROMANTICISM
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• revolt against classicism and the enlightenment
• Rousseau most influential • Characterized by belief in emotional exuberance, spontaneity • Free emotion, expression found in music: Beethoven • Literary romanticism and early nationalism reinforced e/o |
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REALISM
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• Emile Zola big player in realist movement of literature
• Realist ppl believed literature should depict life exactly as it is • Focused on contemporary everyday life, pursued commonplace • Examined many taboo subjects • heredity and environment det. Human behavior • Tolstoy, War & Peace |
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IMPRESSIONISM
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• Radicals in their time, early impressionists broke the picture-making rules of academic painting. They began by painting driven by colours, rather than by line
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ART NOUVEAU
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• Dynamic, undulating and flowing, curved "whiplash" lines of syncopated rhythm characterize
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