Nineteenth Century Collections Online: #9
Religion, Reform, and Society
Religion, Reform, and Society
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===Pages===
• More than 1.6 million
===Product Modules===
• Asia and the West
• British Politics and Society
• British Theatre, Music, and Literature
• Children's Literature and Childhood
• European Literature, the Corvey Collection, 1790-1840
• Europe and Africa, Colonialism and Culture
• Maps and Travel Literature
• Photography
• Religion, Reform, and Society
• Science, Technology, and Medicine Part I
• Science, Technology, and Medicine Part II
• Women and Transnational Networks
===Document(s)===
• Brochure
• Catalog
• Factsheet
Examine the impact of faith, skepticism, philosophy, and intellectualism on nineteenth-century society
Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Religion, Reform, and Society examines the influence of both faith and skepticism on the shaping of many aspects of society, including politics, law, economics, and social and radical reform movements. In the nineteenth century, the intellectual work of Comte, Marx, Weber, Darwin, Freud, and others unleashed secularizing impulses that gave rise to both new humanist religious projects and new faith-based social reform movements. The heightened interest in the perfection of man, the power of science, and the confidence in social progress also had an impact. Alongside Comte's positivist "religion of humanity," utopian collectives, and settlement houses, there grew a new fascination with alternative spiritual and mystical practices.
This archive provides essential documentary materials that explore religious and philosophical movements in reaction to dramatic changes in culture and society wrought by the industrial revolution and modernity. Topics covered include positivism and anti-positivism, freethinking, the cooperative movement, alternative Christianities, and the application of the social principles of Christianity to everyday life by a variety of denominations. Nineteenth Century Collections Online is the most ambitious electronic archive of its kind ever undertaken, providing full-text, searchable content from a broad range of sources and offering never-before-possible research opportunities for one of the most studied historical periods.
Religion, Reform, and Society includes collections in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Latin, and Spanish, including manuscripts, monographs, periodicals, and photographs. The collection is especially recommended for academic institutions with programs in history, politics, law, religion, and social movements.
Collections include:
• Literature in Theology and Church History in the United States and Canada
• Literature of Theology and Church History: British Theology
• Charles Bradlaugh Pamphlets
• Christliches Kunstblatt, 1859-1905
• Papers of George Ripley, 1802-1880
• Caroline Wells Healey Dall Papers, 1811-1917
• Theodore Parker Papers, 1826-1865
• Corban Society Records, 1811-1850
Popular research topics include Christian socialism; secularism and materialism; relations between church and state; mysticism and symbolism; the philosophies of Kant, Hegel, and Comte; and more. Religion, Reform, and Society is available on Gale's cutting-edge research platform. This state-of-the-art technology was developed using our flexible Agile approach, incorporating user testing and feedback throughout the process to ensure that we are providing the features that scholars require -- such as detailed subject indexing and metadata, textual analysis tools, personalized user accounts, and more -- for research in the digital age.
Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Religion, Reform, and Society examines the influence of both faith and skepticism on the shaping of many aspects of society, including politics, law, economics, and social and radical reform movements. In the nineteenth century, the intellectual work of Comte, Marx, Weber, Darwin, Freud, and others unleashed secularizing impulses that gave rise to both new humanist religious projects and new faith-based social reform movements. The heightened interest in the perfection of man, the power of science, and the confidence in social progress also had an impact. Alongside Comte's positivist "religion of humanity," utopian collectives, and settlement houses, there grew a new fascination with alternative spiritual and mystical practices.
This archive provides essential documentary materials that explore religious and philosophical movements in reaction to dramatic changes in culture and society wrought by the industrial revolution and modernity. Topics covered include positivism and anti-positivism, freethinking, the cooperative movement, alternative Christianities, and the application of the social principles of Christianity to everyday life by a variety of denominations. Nineteenth Century Collections Online is the most ambitious electronic archive of its kind ever undertaken, providing full-text, searchable content from a broad range of sources and offering never-before-possible research opportunities for one of the most studied historical periods.
Religion, Reform, and Society includes collections in English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Latin, and Spanish, including manuscripts, monographs, periodicals, and photographs. The collection is especially recommended for academic institutions with programs in history, politics, law, religion, and social movements.
Collections include:
• Literature in Theology and Church History in the United States and Canada
• Literature of Theology and Church History: British Theology
• Charles Bradlaugh Pamphlets
• Christliches Kunstblatt, 1859-1905
• Papers of George Ripley, 1802-1880
• Caroline Wells Healey Dall Papers, 1811-1917
• Theodore Parker Papers, 1826-1865
• Corban Society Records, 1811-1850
Popular research topics include Christian socialism; secularism and materialism; relations between church and state; mysticism and symbolism; the philosophies of Kant, Hegel, and Comte; and more. Religion, Reform, and Society is available on Gale's cutting-edge research platform. This state-of-the-art technology was developed using our flexible Agile approach, incorporating user testing and feedback throughout the process to ensure that we are providing the features that scholars require -- such as detailed subject indexing and metadata, textual analysis tools, personalized user accounts, and more -- for research in the digital age.
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