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Chapter 1 Culture£¬ Civilization and the Significance of the History of Western Civilization
Culture
1£® Defining Culture
9£® Early Definitions of Culture
3£® Today's Definitions of Culture
4£® Elements of Culture
5£® Modes or Levels of Culture
Civilization
1£® Defining Civilization
2£® Two Categories of Meanings
3£® Culture v£®s£® Civilization
Significance of the History of Western Civilization
1£® Gaining Historical Insight
2£® Increasing Historical Awareness
3£® Drawing from Past Lessons
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Chapter 2 The Greeks£º From Myth to Reason
The Greeks£® From Myth to Reason
1£® Early Aegean Civilizations
2£® Evolution of the City-States
3£® The Hellenistic Age£® The Second Stage of Greek Civilization
4£® The Great Achievements
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Chapter 3 Rome£º From City-State to World Empire
Rome£º From City-State to World Empire
1£® The Origins of Rome
2£® The Roman Republic £¨508 to 30 BCE£©
3£® The First Punic War £¨264 BCE£©
4£® The Revolution £¨145 BCE to 30 BCE£©
5£® The Principate £¨30 BCE to 192 CE£©
6£® The Late Empire and Christianity
7£® The Fall of Rome
8£® The Legacy of the Roman Empire
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Chapter 4 Early Christianity£º A World of Religion
Early Christianity£® A World of Religion
1£® The Origins of Christianity
2£® The Spread of Christianity
3£® Development of the Christian Institutions
4£® Christianity and Classical Humanism£® Alternative World-Views
5£® Christianity and the Roman Empire
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Chapter 5 The Middle Ages£º The Christian Centuries
The Development Of Christianity
1£® Early Medieval Europe
2£® England and France
3£® Invaders
4£® The Emergence of the High Middle Ages
5£® The Crises of the Middle Ages
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Chapter 6 Transition to the Modern Ase£º Renaissance and Reformation
Transition to the Modern Age£º Renaissance and Reformation
1£® Italy£º Birthplace of the Renaissance
2£® The Renaissance Outlook
3£® Renaissance Art
4£® The Spread of the Renaissance
5£® The Renaissance and the Modern Age
6£® Background to the Reformation
7£® The Lutheran Revolt
8£® The Spread of the Reformation
9£® The Reformation and the Modern Age
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Chapter 7 Intellectual Transformation£º The Scientific
Revolution and the Enlightenment
Intellectual Transformation£º The Scientific Revolution and the
Enlightenment
1£® Copernicus' Breaking-Through Idea
2£® The Scientific Process£¬ Mentality£¬ and Method
3£® Scientific Discoveries
4£® Science and Society
5£® Scientific Institutions and Culture
6£® The Philosophical Impact of Science
7£® The Enlightenment
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Chapter 8 The Modern West£º Progress and Breakdown
The Modern West£º Progress and Breakdown
1£® The French Revolution
2£® The Industrial Revolution
3£® Thought and Culture as a Result of the Revolutions
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Chapter 9 The Western Civilization in Crisis
The Western Civilization in Crisis
1£® Crisis and Redefinition
2£® The Problem of Fascism and Nazism
3£® The Postwar West
4£® Geography Concerns
5£® The Modern Predicament
6£® The Legacy of World War ¢ò
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Chapter 10 The West in a Globalized World
The West in a Globalized World
1£® A False Start
2£® Globalization Returns
3£® The West's Role
4£® The West and the World
5£® Western Hesitancy
6£® The West in the Twenty-First Century
7£® Cultural Clashes and Terrorism
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