TTC Video - European Thought and Culture in the 19th Century

1. 00. Introduction.avi52.14MB
2. 02. The Scientific Origins of the Enlightenment.avi148.44MB
3. 04. The Cultural Meaning of the French Revolution.avi148.46MB
4. 03. The Emergence of the Modern Intellectual.avi148.46MB
5. 01. What is Intellectual History.avi148.47MB
6. 05. The New Conservatism in Post-Revolutionary Europe.avi148.63MB
7. 09. The Literary Culture of Romanticism.avi148.67MB
8. 10. The Meaning of the 'Romantic Hero'.avi148.71MB
9. 08. The New Liberalism.avi148.71MB
10. 06. The New German Philosophy.avi148.73MB
11. 11. The Industrial Revolution and Classical Economics.avi148.74MB
12. 07. Hegel’s Philosophical Conception of History.avi148.75MB
13. 22. The Controversies of Social Darwinism.avi149.16MB
14. 19. The Novel as Art and Social Criticism.avi149.17MB
15. 21. Charles Darwin and the New Biology.avi149.17MB
16. 20. Science and Its Literary Critics.avi149.2MB
17. 12. Early Critiques of Industrial Capitalism.avi149.21MB
18. 23. The Heroic Critic in Mass Society.avi149.24MB
19. 13. Hegelianism and the Young Marx.avi149.6MB
20. 15. Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Culture.avi149.65MB
21. 16. Women’s Rights in a Man’s World.avi149.67MB
22. 14. Marx’s Social Critique.avi149.69MB
23. 18. Nationalisms and National Identities.avi149.69MB
24. 17. Tocqueville and Mill—Rethinking Liberal Theory.avi149.7MB
25. 24. Nietzsche’s Critique of European Culture.avi149.73MB