Consciousness and Society
An analysis of European social thought from 1890 to 1930, tracing how new ideas in psychology, philosophy, and history reshaped modern consciousness and society.
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Consciousness and Society examines the development of social and intellectual ideas in Europe between 1890 and 1930.
The work focuses on the interplay between individual thought and broader societal transformations during this pivotal era.
Key themes include the rise of new psychological and philosophical perspectives and their influence on historical understanding.
The book situates major thinkers within the cultural and political changes of their time.
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