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Scientism and Social Science in the Nineteenth Century
Explore the rise of scientism in 19th-century Europe, where scientific methods were applied to social issues, marking a shift towards rational approaches in sociology and economics.
The Rise of Scientific Influence Before World War I
Explore how science before WWI shaped society's worldview, challenging religious beliefs with empirical evidence and technological advancements.
The Transformation of Medicine from 1860 to 1914
Explore the pivotal shift in medicine from 1860 to 1914, marked by antiseptics, anaesthesia, X-rays, and germ theory, transforming healthcare.
The Impact of Science on Industrial Society in the 19th Century
Explore how science transformed industrial society in the 19th century through innovations like steam engines and electricity, impacting economy and social structures.
The Emergence of Science as a Social Phenomenon
Explore the emergence of science as a social phenomenon from 17th-century Europe to the late 1800s.
The Interplay Between Science, Technology, and Society Before 1914
Explore how science and technology shaped societal changes from the Industrial Revolution to World War I, setting a precedent for modern cultural shifts.
The Rise of Science in Public Consciousness: From Enlightenment to Modernity
Explore how science transitioned from Enlightenment thought to practical innovations, transforming everyday life in the 19th-early 20th centuries.
The Impact of Darwin's On the Origin of Species on Victorian Society
Explore how Darwin's 'On the Origin of Species' transformed Victorian society, challenging religious beliefs about creation.
Science and Religion: The Clash Over Geological Time
Explore how Enlightenment skepticism led to conflicts between science and religion over geological time, challenging biblical chronologies and traditional beliefs.
Biblical Scholarship and Secularization: The Intellectual Challenge to Biblical Authority in the Nineteenth Century
Explore the shift towards critical biblical scholarship in 19th century Europe, challenging traditional religious authority through secular perspectives.
The Challenge to Traditional Belief: Religion and Intellectual Movements in 19th Century Europe
Explore how Enlightenment ideas challenged religious dogmas in 19th century Europe, leading to increased skepticism among the educated elite.
Religious Perseverance Amidst Secularization in Early Modern Europe
Explore how Roman Catholicism persevered as a major political force in early modern Europe despite secular pressures.