Opis: Discovering the Twentieth Century World - Franklin M. Doeringer, William Bruce Wheeler, Julius R. Ruff

This primary source reader for the 20th-Century World course includes the latest scholarship in 20th-century history. Covering topics ranging from women's suffrage to the Suez Crisis, this text presents a balanced cultural approach within a chronicle of historical events and evidence, thereby promoting critical thinking, sharpening analytical skills, and building student interest. The text's unique, multi-part pedagogical framework guides students through the process of historical inquiry and exploration. Each chapter is organized by "The Problem," "Background," "The Method," "The Evidence," "Questions to Consider," and the "Epilogue." Diverse primary source materials include documents, maps, art, city plans, and statistical data that allow students to analyze events as a historian would. At the end of each chapter, the central theme, or "problem," is tied to contemporary issues.Note: Each chapter includes "The Problem," "Background," "The Method," "The Evidence," "Questions to Consider," and "Epilogue." 1. Modernity: From Promise to Threat (1790-1930) The Evidence: From Jean Antoine Nicholas de Condorcet, The Progress of the Human Mind "The First Half of the Nineteenth Century Progress of the Nation, and the Race" Walt Whitman, "Years of the Modern" From Frederich Engels, Socialism: Utopian and Scientific From Mohandis K. Gandhi, Hind Swaraj Olive Schreiner, Woman and Labour (1911) A Declaration of Beliefs by the New Youth Still Shots from Fritz Lang's Film Metropolis Jose Ortega y Gasset, The Revolt of the Masses 2. To the Age Its Art (1870-1920) The Evidence: Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres, The Apotheosis of Homer, 1827 Eugene Delacroix, Greece Expiring on the Ruins of Missolonghi, 1827 Georges Seurat, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, 1884-1886 Vincent van Gogh, La Berceuse, 1889 Paul Gauguin, Manao Tupapau--The Spirit of the Dead Watches, 1892 Henri Rousseau, The Dream, 1910 Edvard Munch, The Scream, 1893 Gustav Klimt, The Kiss, 1907-1908 Pablo Picasso, Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, 1907 George Grosz, Germany, A Winter's Tale, 1918 Marcel Duchamp, Nude Descending a Staircase, Number 1, 1911 3. Total War: The Cost of Unlimited Conflict (1914-1945) The Evidence: Carl von Clausewitz, On War, 1832 Lloyd George on the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916 French and British World War I Posters Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, "Features of the War," Fourth Supplement to The London Gazette, Tuesday, April 8, 1919 Paul Valery, "The Crisis of the Spirit," 1919 Erich Maria Remarque, All Quiet on the Western Front, 1929 President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Annual Message to Congress, January 6, 1942 Rosie the Riveter, American Propaganda Icon Reichsmarschal Hermann Goering, German Radio Broadcast, October 4, 1942 President Roosevelt's Radio Address on Casablanca Conference, February 12, 1943 United States Strategic Bomb Survey (Pacific War), 1946 Iwao Nakamura, Recollections on August 6, 1945 4. Beyond Suffrage: Four "New Women" of the 1920s The Evidence: Autobiography of Alexandra Kollontai, 1926 Selections from Marie Stopes, Married Love, 1918 Selections from Virginia Woolf, A Room of One's Own Selections from Vicki Baum, It Was All Quite Different Vicki Baum in Vienna in the 1900s. Vicki Baum in Berlin in the 1920s 5. Lands of Desire: Department Stores, Advertising and the New Consumerism (1920s) The Evidence: Strawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia, 1922 Bonwit Teller & Co., Philadelphia, 1923 Mappin Stores, Brazil Mappin Stores, Brazil Bon Marche, Paris, 1923 Galeries Lafayette, Paris, 1924 Hudson's Bay Company, Canada, 1926 Hudson's Bay Company, Canada, 1926 Myer's, Australia, 1929 Myer's, Australia, 1922 Garlick's, South Africa, 1926 Garlick's, South Africa, 1926 6. The Industrial Crisis and the Centralization of Government (1924-1939) The Evidence: Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, February 12, 1931 President Franklin Roosevelt, April 14, 1938 Chancellor Adolf Hitler, September 10, 1936 Hashimoto Kingoro, Address to Young Men, 1930s Index of Industrial Production, 1929-1938 (1929 = 100) Unemployment (Numbers Out of Work and Percentage of Civilian Labor Force), 1930-1938 Central Government Revenues and Expenditures in National Currencies, 1924-1940 (in millions) Tariffs, Import Duties, Taxes Imposed Defense Expenditures of Great Britain, the United States, Germany, and Japan, 1930-1938 (in millions of current dollars) Sizes of Armies, Great Britain, the United States, Germany Armed Services Spending as a Percentage of Total Government Expenditures, Japan, 1931-1938 7. Selling a Totalitarian System The Evidence: Hitler on the Nature and Purpose of Propaganda Hitler on Terror in Politics Joseph Goebbels, Directives for the Presidential Campaign of 1932 S.A. Order 111 of Adolf Hiitler, 1926 Banners of the Regensburg S.A.: "Everything for the Fatherland, 1923"; S.A. Propaganda Rally in Spandau, 1932 Report of a Nazi Meeting Held in a Heavily Communist Quarter of Berlin, February 1927 Poster: "The String-Puller" White-Collar and Manual Laborers: Vote for the Volkischen Block," 1924 Poster: "Women! Millions of Men Are Without Work. Millions of Children Are Without a Future. Save the German Family! Vote for Adolf Hitler!," 1932 Poster: "National Socialism: The Organized Will of the People," 1932 A National Socialist Rally in the Berlin Sports Palace, September 1930 "The Horst Wessel Song," ca 1930 Otto Dietrich, Description of Hitler's Campaign by Airplane, 1932 Nazi pamphlet, ca 1932 Political Violence in Northeim, Germany, 1930-1932 Joseph Goebbels, My Part in Germany's Fight, 1934 Report on the Problem of Stemming the Spread of Nazi Ideas in the Protestant Youth Movement, 1931 William L. Shirer, Reactions to the Nazi Party Rally at Nuremberg, 1934 8. Crucible of Conflict: The Suez Crisis (1956) The Evidence: Sir Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, Discusses British Obligations, June 18, 1952 From Gamal Abdel Nasser, The Philosophy of the Revolution, 1959 Statement on Foreign Affairs by Moshe Sharett, Israel Premier and Foreign Minister, October 18, 1955 Gamal Abdel Nasser Announces the Nationalization of the Suez Canal, July 26, 1956 Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypt, August 1, 1956 English Cartoon, "The Colossus of Suez," 1956 The British Cabinet Reacts to the Nationalization of the Suez Canal, July 27, 1956 U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower Cautions Sir Anthony Eden on the Use of Force, September 3, 1956 Sir Anthony den, British Prime Minister, Replies to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 6, 1956 From the Memoirs of Moshe Dayan, Israeli Minister of Defense, 1976 Transcript from Suez: Ten Years After, Britain, 1966 Sevres Protocol, October 22-24, 1956 Draft Resolution from the United States to the U.N. Security Council, October 30, 1956 Statement by Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, November 1, 1956 Soviet Response to the Aggression Against Egypt, October 31, 1956 Discussion by the British Cabinet, November 28, 1956 Exchange Between the U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and U.S. Senator Richard Russell, January 2, 1957 Letter from British Prime Minister Eden to Senior Cabinet Ministers, December 28, 1956 President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt Discusses Suez, 1966 Harold Macmillan, British Prime Minister, Addresses the South African Parliament, February 3, 1960 British Cartoon, 1962 9. Berlin: The Crux of the Cold War (1945-1990) The Evidence: Protocol of the Proceedings of the British Conference Map of Europe after World War II The Novikov Telegram, Washington, September 27, 1946 Central Intelligence Agency, Office of Reports and Estimates Report 60-48 Central Intelligence Agency Weekly Summary, July 2, 1948 Central Intelligence Agency Weekly Summary, May 6, 1949 Food Situation in U.S. Zone The Berlin Blockade The North Atlantic Treaty, April 4, 1949 Soviet Aide-Memoire of June 4, 1961 Radio and Television Address to the Soviet Union by Nikita S. Khrushchev, July 15, 1961 Radio and Television Report to the American People on the Berlin Crisis, July 25, 1961 10. Feminism and the Peace Movement (1910-1990) The Evidence: From Olive Schreiner, Woman and Labor, 1911 Maude Royden on Women and War, 1915 Jane Addams on Women and War, Carnegie Hall, New York, 1915 Crystal Eastman on the Women's Peace Movement, 1919 Huda Sha'rawi, Speech to the Congress of the International Alliance of Women, Istanbul, Turkey, 1935 Kathe Kollwitz, The Sacrifice, 1922 Miyako Shinohara, "In the Name of Peace," 1986 An Oral Interview with Madeline Duckles, 1991 Unity Statement, Women's Pentagon Action, 1980 Coretta Scott King on Women and the Nuclear Arms Race, 1984 Nottingham Women Oppose the Nuclear Threat (WONT) on Working as a Group, 1981 Tamar Swade on Nuclear Weapons, 1983 Poster for Families Against the Bomb Rally, 1982 Poster for a Multigroup Demonstration in Amsterdam Against the Installation of Cruise Missiles, 1981 Ann Snitow on Women Against Military Buildups, 1985 Leonie Caldecott, "The Shibokusa Women of Kita Fuji," 1983 11. The Perils of Prosperity: The Unrest of Youth in the 1960s The Evidence: The March 22 Movement, "Your Struggle Is Our Struggle, May 21, 1968 "Producers, Let Us Save Ourselves," May 22, 1968 Sorbonne Occupation Committee, Slogans to Be Circulated by Any Means, May 16, 1968 Poster, May 1968 Poster: "Let Us Smash the Old Gears!," May 1968 Poster: "Light Salaries, Heavy Tanks," May 1968 Poster: "Beauty Is in the Street!," May 1968 Poster: "Less Than 21 Years of Age: Here Is Your Ballot!," May 1968 Cartoon, June 10, 1968 Cartoon: "Each One of Us Is in the State," May 1968 Cartoon: "Popular Power," May 1968 Cartoon: June 17, 1968 "Ten Commandments for a Young Czechoslovak Intellectual," March 1968 Ian Svitak, "Wherfrom, with Whom, and Whither?," March 5, 1968 Cartoon: "If There Are No Complications the Child Should Be Born in the Ninth Month," 1968 Cartoon, 1968 Cartoon: "Workers of All Countries Unite--Or I'll Shoot!," August 28, 1968 Cartoon: "Liberte, Egalite, Freundschaft!" ("Liberty, Equality, Friendship!"), 1968 Cartoon: "But Ther Is No Fire!," 1969 Cartoon: "It Is Only a Matter of a Few Tactical Steps Back," January 30, 1969 12. The New Europeans: Labor, Migration and the Problems of Assimilation The Evidence: Statistics from Host Nations and Selected Emigrating Nations Foreign Immigrants in Selected European Host Countries, Early 1960s, Early 1970s, 1981 Foreign Immigrants in France, by Country of Origin, 1961-1981 Foreign Immigrants in Germany, by Country of Origin, 1961-1981 Foreign-Born Residents in Great Britain, by Regions of Origin, 1951-1981 Interview with Jean Raspail Public Opinion Poll of French Attitudes Toward Particular Nationality Groups, 1974 Cartoon from Le Monde, October 17, 1985 Article on French Film Star Isabelle Adjani, 1991 The Scarman Report, 1981 Devon Thomas, "Black Initiatives in Brixton. "The Heidelberg Manifesto, 1982. Cover: " The Onslaught of the Poor," 1991 "Soldiers to the Borders," 1991 Report of Antiforeign Violence in Germany Cover: "The German Shame: The Hunt for Foreigners," 1991 Editorial: "On Niggers and People," 1991 13. McDomination: The Americanization of Global Popular Cultures (1950s to the Present) The Evidence: McDonald's Tray Liner, Norway McDonald's in China, 1998 Queen Elizabeth Visits McDonald's, 1998 A McDonald's Prmotion in Hong Kong, 1998 Bermuda Resists McDonald's, 1999 The French Protest McDonald's, 1999 Editorial Cartoon About McDonald's in China, 2000 McDonald's Adapts to Local Culture, 1996 McDonald's in the People's Republic of China, 2000

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Tytuł: Discovering the Twentieth Century World
Autor: Franklin M. Doeringer, William Bruce Wheeler, Julius R. Ruff
Producent: Houghton Mifflin Company
ISBN: 9780618379316
Rok produkcji: 2004
Ilość stron: 448
Oprawa: Miękka
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