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Nineteenth century collections online. Religion, reform, and society.

Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Religion, Reform and Society Available

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Format:
Database & Article Index
Website/Database
Contributor:
Gale (Firm), issuing body.
A. H. Scouten Memorial Fund.
Clyde de Loache Ryals Endowed Acquisition Fund.
Language:
English
Multiple languages
Subjects (All):
Religion--19th century--Sources.
Religion.
Religion--Social aspects--19th century--Sources.
Philosophy and religion--19th century--Sources.
Philosophy and religion.
Philosophy and civilization--19th century--Sources.
Philosophy and civilization.
Religion and culture--19th century--Sources.
Religion and culture.
Religion--Social aspects.
Nineteenth century.
Philosophy.
Civilization.
Genre:
Sources.
Databases.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Began in 2012?
polychrome
Contained In:
Part of: Nineteenth century collections online
Other Title:
Religion, reform, and society.
At head of title <Sept. 1, 2016->: Nineteenth century collections online
At head of title <May 5, 2021->: Gale primary sources, nineteenth century collections online
Title on Nineteenth century collections online contents page: Religion, society, spirituality, and reform.
Place of Publication:
[Farmington Hills, Mich.] : Gale, a Cengage Company
Language Note:
English and other languages; website interface available in multiple languages.
System Details:
text file
Summary:
Religion, Reform, and Society examines the influence of both faith and skepticism on the shaping of many aspects of society--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."-- Publisher's about page.
Notes:
Viewed on May 5, 2021; title from home page.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Clyde de Loache Ryals Endowed Acquisition Fund.
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the A. H. Scouten Memorial Fund.
OCLC:
957590147
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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