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- 1.What Is Intellectual History?
- 2.The Scientific Origins of the Enlightenment
- 3.The Emergence of the Modern Intellectual
- 4.The Cultural Meaning of the French Revolution
- 5.The New Conservatism in Post-Revolutionary Europe
- 6.The New German Philosophy
- 7.Hegel’s Philosophical Conception of History
- 8.The New Liberalism
- 9.The Literary Culture of Romanticism
- 10.The Meaning of the “Romantic Hero”
- 11.The Industrial Revolution and Classical Economics
- 12.Early Critiques of Industrial Capitalism
- 13.Hegelianism and the Young Marx
- 14.Marx’s Social Critique
- 15.Feminism in Nineteenth-Century Culture
- 16.Women’s Rights in a Man’s World
- 17.Tocqueville and Mill — Rethinking Liberal Theory
- 18.Nationalisms and National Identities
- 19.The Novel as Art and Social Criticism
- 20.Science and Its Literary Critics
- 21.Charles Darwin and the New Biology
- 22.The Controversies of Social Darwinism
- 23.The Heroic Critic in Mass Society
- 24.Nietzsche’s Critique of European Culture