| A | B |
|---|
| coined the term Age of Anxiety | Paul Valery |
| Rejected Christianity; Insisted that the west overstressed rational thinking and ignored passion and instinct | Friedrich Nietzsche |
| "God is Dead" | Friedrich Nietzsche |
| Stressed the importance of intuition and rational thinking | Henri Bergson |
| He rejected capitalism and believed that general strikes by all workers would lead to a new socialist society | Georges Sorel |
| rejected most of traditional philosophy and religion; used mostly in England; insisted that logic was the clarification of thought | Logical Empiricism |
| Began Logical Empiricism; insists that logic is the clarification of thought | Ludwig Wittgenstein |
| "Of what one cannot speak, of that one must keep silent" | Ludwig Wittgenstein |
| a search for moral value in a world of uncertainty; found on continential Europe; atheist; they shatter reaon and God; our actions define us | Existentialism |
| "human beings simply exist" | Jean-Paul Sartres |
| Existentialist writer during World War II | Albert Camus |
| A German thinker that rejected formal religions but turned to a majestic and remote god | Kierkegaard |
| Sought to recreate the religious intensity of the Reformation by stressing the flaws of humanity and the grace of God | Karl Barth |
| Catholic, he believed religion provide a place for hope, honesty and piety | Gabriel Marcel |
| Atoms were made up of far-smaller, fast moving particles called eletrons and protons | Marie Curie |
| discovered that radium does not have a constant atomic rate | Pierre Curie |
| Subatomic energy is released in spurts called "quanta" | Max Planck |
| Matter and energy are interchangable | Albert Einstein |
| Atoms could be split into nuetrons | Ernest Rutherford |
| formulated the principle of Uncertainty -- it is impossible to know the position of nuetrons | Wener Heisenberg |
| Human behavior is irration | Freud |
| Irrational Unconscious as defined by Freud | Id |
| rational consciousness as defined by Freud | Ego |
| French writer, Rememberance of Things Past | Marcel Proust |
| ideas and emotion emerge wihtout reason | Stream of Consciousness |
| Stream of Consciousness writer | Virginia Wolff |
| Stream of Consciousness writer | James Joyce |
| Every culture experience growth and decline; he saw death approaching | Oswald Spengler |
| The Waste Land -- death of humanity | T.S. Elloit |
| anti-utopian literature -- 1984 | George Orwell |
| the architectural style of the 20th century | Functionalism |
| "a house is the machine for the living in" | Le Corbusier |
| created the Bauhas style | Walter Gropius |
| Walter Gropius; functionalism and good design for everyday life | Bauhas |
| artists that depicted more than the world of fact | Post Impressionists |
| Post Impressionist artist | Vincent Van Gogh |
| Post Impressionist artist; 2-d plane | Paul Cezannes |
| founded Cubism - focused on geometry of zigzaggging lines and sharp angles | Pablo Picasso |
| nonsensical artistic movement | Dadaism |
| shocking tones and shocking dancing | Igor Stravinsky |
