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Friedrich Nietzsche 19th century philosopher who emphasized importance of irrationality and impulse
Albert Einstein he claimed only truly measurable thing in the universe was the speed of light--everything else was relative
Sigmund Freud he claimed human behavior is the result of constant tension between the RATIONAL conscious self AND the IRRATIONAL, instinctual, primitive unconscious
Expressionism style of art that sought to capture the inner feelings of the subject
Vincent van Gogh expressionist; The Starry Night
Pablo Picasso founder of cubism
Charles Darwin applied positivism (science and objectivity) to human origins
social Darwinism theory that applied Darwin’s idea of “survival of the fittest” or natural selection to human groups
Herbert Spencer he took Darwin's idea of "survival of the fittest" and applied it to "superior" and "inferior" human groups
positivism philosophy that said science provided knowledge and that emphasized the rational
Auguste Comte "father" of positivism
relativism idea that there is no scientific, rational truth
realism artistic movement that drew attention to ordinary people (real life) and to social problems in industrial age
Emile Zola realist writer who wrote J'Accuse and Germinal
Charles Dickens realist writer who drew attention to social problems of industrial London
Gustave Courbet realist artist who painted The Stone Breakers
Claude Monet first impressionist; painted Water Lilies and Haystacks
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