The theory of modernity can be broken down into 4 movements. The first being the spread which is that modernity was born in Europe and spread across the world . Universal causality’s which is the cooperation of all civilization creating one modernity. Multiple meaning each society has its own version of modernity. And the concept that modernity isn’t a real thing, just a way to understand the world which is a ideology.
One author that put a relevant theories into somewhat prospective is Timothy Mitchell and “the stage of modernity” his theory breaks down concept that modernity relates to ones nationalism like how people of that nation prrsnts themselves and time and how others prevcive it. Also in his work he is a firm beliver in the concept …show more content…
it was created In the mid-15th century by Johannes Gutenberg and it was a mechinak way of making books. Before the invention of printing This was the first example of mass book production. The printing press spread like wild fire in Eurpe by 1500, printing presses in operation throughout Western Europe had already produced more than twenty million volumes. This increase I volume allowed a lot of gowth within Eurpoe. No more was the priest in churchs the only one accesible to abible. With the ease of printing the bible was now accesible to all Europe, this arrival of mechanical movable type printing introduced the era of mass communication , or the proces of communicating and exchanging information to a wide range of people with ease, which permanently altered the structure of society. The somewhat unrestricted circulation of information and (revolutionary) ideas captured the masses in the Reformation and threatened the power of political and religious authorities that held such a deep control on the lives of the people who partaked. the sharp increase in literacy broke the barrier that only the elite can be educatied and by doin this it helped the emerging middle class and people who wanted teach themselves. Across Europe, the increasing cultural self-awareness of its peoples led to the rise of individulaity and fredom of conciosenss which then lead to the reformat of religious and poltical …show more content…
Protestant ethics was thought as a result from conforming to Calvinism and was a big contrast to the Roman Catholic way which was to be completely devoted to religious attendance and confessions. It now represented individuality and let individuals be self-reliant
Communism instead of one person in charger like capitalism and the seek of that one person who represents the country to bring in wealth, land, power. All that need to acquire money to grow a country 's economy now rest on the hands of the countries people. It a social theory that lets the economy run off its *
Revolution is basically a social movement if all of the injustices have been going on forever who/what causes people to band together and fight for what they believe is right. It 's the people coming together to over throw the government because it either corrupt or they want a different social
One author that put a relevant theories into somewhat prospective is Timothy Mitchell and “the stage of modernity” his theory breaks down concept that modernity relates to ones nationalism like how people of that nation prrsnts themselves and time and how others prevcive it. Also in his work he is a firm beliver in the concept …show more content…
it was created In the mid-15th century by Johannes Gutenberg and it was a mechinak way of making books. Before the invention of printing This was the first example of mass book production. The printing press spread like wild fire in Eurpe by 1500, printing presses in operation throughout Western Europe had already produced more than twenty million volumes. This increase I volume allowed a lot of gowth within Eurpoe. No more was the priest in churchs the only one accesible to abible. With the ease of printing the bible was now accesible to all Europe, this arrival of mechanical movable type printing introduced the era of mass communication , or the proces of communicating and exchanging information to a wide range of people with ease, which permanently altered the structure of society. The somewhat unrestricted circulation of information and (revolutionary) ideas captured the masses in the Reformation and threatened the power of political and religious authorities that held such a deep control on the lives of the people who partaked. the sharp increase in literacy broke the barrier that only the elite can be educatied and by doin this it helped the emerging middle class and people who wanted teach themselves. Across Europe, the increasing cultural self-awareness of its peoples led to the rise of individulaity and fredom of conciosenss which then lead to the reformat of religious and poltical …show more content…
Protestant ethics was thought as a result from conforming to Calvinism and was a big contrast to the Roman Catholic way which was to be completely devoted to religious attendance and confessions. It now represented individuality and let individuals be self-reliant
Communism instead of one person in charger like capitalism and the seek of that one person who represents the country to bring in wealth, land, power. All that need to acquire money to grow a country 's economy now rest on the hands of the countries people. It a social theory that lets the economy run off its *
Revolution is basically a social movement if all of the injustices have been going on forever who/what causes people to band together and fight for what they believe is right. It 's the people coming together to over throw the government because it either corrupt or they want a different social