Survey
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
Sociocultural evolution wikipedia , lookup
The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals wikipedia , lookup
Theistic evolution wikipedia , lookup
Unilineal evolution wikipedia , lookup
Catholic Church and evolution wikipedia , lookup
Saltation (biology) wikipedia , lookup
Hindu views on evolution wikipedia , lookup
Hologenome theory of evolution wikipedia , lookup
Toward the Modern Consciousness Ch. 13 Section 4 Review • • • • New kinds of cities Four new classes Changes for women Changes in education Charles Darwin • 1859 – published On the Origin of the Species – Organic Evolution – each kind of plant and animal had evolved over a long period of time from earlier simpler forms of life • Natural selection – w/i a species nature selects the organisms that are more adaptable to the environment than others • Those that are naturally selected reproduce and survive the “survival of the fittest” – The fit survive and pass on their traits that allowed them to survive until eventually a new separate species emerges • The unfit do not survive, they die out Charles Darwin • 1871 – published The Descent of Man – Argued that human beings had animal origins and were not an exception to the rule of evolution • Many condemned Darwin for denying God’s role in creation – Eventually many grew to accept his theory New Science • Charles Lyell – 1830 publishes The Principles of Geology – Offers evidence of the age of the earth – Upset many people – seems to contradict the Bible • John Dalton – 1869 develops the Atomic Theory – Demonstrates how all matter is made up of tiny particles called atoms – From this theory a Russian Chemist will develop a table of atomic weights • The Periodic Table New Physics • Marie Curie – discovered that an element gave off energy (radiation) that came from w/i the atom – Atoms are not hard material bodies but small active worlds • Albert Einstein – new view of the universe – 1905 – Theory of Relativity • Space and time are not absolute but are relative to the observer • Matter is nothing but another form of energy – Led to an understanding of the energy contained w/i an atom leads to creation of the atomic bomb Sigmund Freud • 1900 – published Interpretation of Dreams – Human behavior is determined by past experiences and the unconscious mind • Painful and unsettling experiences were hidden from a person’s conscious mind • These hidden feeling influence b/h throughout our lives • Repression of our painful experiences b/g in childhood – Freud developed psychoanalysis to deal with repressed experiences in our unconscious minds Sigmund Freud • Psychoanalysis – modern day therapy – A therapist and patient explore deep into the patient’s memory • By doing this they hope to retrace the chain of repressed thoughts all the way back to their childhood origins • If the patient’s conscious mind could be made aware of the unconscious and repressed experiences the patient could be healed • This is still used today! Social Darwinism • Early 1900’s – Darwin’s theory of natural selection was applied in a radical and racist manner – Social progress came from the struggle for survival • The “fit” advanced while the weak declined • Business men used this theory to explain their successes and the failure of the poor – The strong and fit had risen to the top and b/c rich; while the weak, stupid, and lazy had fallen by the wayside Social Darwinism • This theory was also applied to nations – Nationalists insisted that nations were in competition to survive and flourish • Germany took this idea to heart – Many in Germany b/g to b/l that modern day Germans were the only pure successors of the Aryans • Aryans – original creators of Western culture – Jews were singled out as the racial enemy who were trying to destroy the Aryan race