Volume II looks at the period from the development of printing in the 1450s to the French Revolution.
The second edition of this best-selling textbook is thoroughly updated to include expanded coverage of the late eighteenth century and the Enlightenment, and incorporates recent advances in gender history, global connections, and cultural analysis.
目录
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Introduction
Part I
1 Europe in the world of 1450
2 Individuals in society, 1450-1600
3 Politics and power, 1450-1600
4 Cultural and intellectual life, 1450-1600
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Introduction
Part I
1 Europe in the world of 1450
2 Individuals in society, 1450-1600
3 Politics and power, 1450-1600
4 Cultural and intellectual life, 1450-1600
5 Religious reform and consolidation, 1450-1600
6 Economics and technology, 1450-1600
7 Europe in the world, 1450-1600
Part II
8 Individuals in society, 1600-1789
9 Politics and Power, 1600-1789
10 Cultural and intellectual life, 1600-1789
11 Religious consolidation and renewal, 1600-1789
12 Economics and technology, 1600-1789
13 Europe in the world, 1600-1789
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...(body) heat was also related to gender. Men were hotter and drier than women, which is why they went bald (their internal heat burned up their hair) and had bigger brains and broader shoulders (the heat expanded these). Heat also pushed the male sexual organs outside of the body, whereas women's lack of heat led to theirs remaining inside. Women's lack of heat was the reason they menstruated, for men burned up unneeded blood internally. The incorrect amount of heat created gender confusions: virile women who had more bodily heat than normal were seen as capable of producing semen, and effeminate men who lacked normal masculine heat were thought to lactate. Even menstruation was not completely gender-specific, for it was not separated from other types of bleeding in people's minds, and w... (查看原文)
0 有用 箕宿三 2022-05-09 09:42:55
不仅仅讲了政治经济文化史，女性史社会史也融入了进来，可以说把近代史描绘地十分精彩了